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Title IX gets a lot of attention because so much of it sets quotas for women's athletics and forces schools to financially support them, no matter if the programs can't financially even break even. And they have to make sure their training facilities, locker rooms, equipment, travel budgets, etc... are all of equal quality of men's programs.
But Title IX was a basic set of rules first implemented in 1972 that had more to do with making sure women weren't discriminated in hiring for employment at schools, but the athletics thing became a part of it as well. Through the years, it's become a lot more complicated by politicians looking to make a name for themselves adding more anti-discrimination language into it. Basically, if a school is found in violation of Title IX, it can have some or all of it's federal assistance removed.
The problem now is that the parasites at the ACLU in 2011 sunk their fangs into this by claiming that "when students suffer sexual assault and harassment, they are deprived of equal and free access to an education." Then within months of the ACLU statement, the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights said, "The sexual harassment of students, including sexual violence, interferes with students’ right to receive an education free from discrimination and, in the case of sexual violence, is a crime."
So basically the ACLU is now trying to grease the wheels so they can sue schools if any rapes occur on campus because it will fall under a Title IX violation.
It's already happened at schools like Yale, ASU, and Colorado where female students are being awarded millions of dollars to settle civil litigation sexual harassment and r*pe lawsuits filed against the school claiming their cases are Title IX violations.
But Title IX was a basic set of rules first implemented in 1972 that had more to do with making sure women weren't discriminated in hiring for employment at schools, but the athletics thing became a part of it as well. Through the years, it's become a lot more complicated by politicians looking to make a name for themselves adding more anti-discrimination language into it. Basically, if a school is found in violation of Title IX, it can have some or all of it's federal assistance removed.
The problem now is that the parasites at the ACLU in 2011 sunk their fangs into this by claiming that "when students suffer sexual assault and harassment, they are deprived of equal and free access to an education." Then within months of the ACLU statement, the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights said, "The sexual harassment of students, including sexual violence, interferes with students’ right to receive an education free from discrimination and, in the case of sexual violence, is a crime."
So basically the ACLU is now trying to grease the wheels so they can sue schools if any rapes occur on campus because it will fall under a Title IX violation.
It's already happened at schools like Yale, ASU, and Colorado where female students are being awarded millions of dollars to settle civil litigation sexual harassment and r*pe lawsuits filed against the school claiming their cases are Title IX violations.
