Supreme Court columns

Female Athletes Win at Supreme Court

Today, the Supreme Court upheld the common-sense laws that keep sports fair for women and girls. 27 states have passed laws that classify athletes based on sex because sex is what matters in sports, and the Supreme Court affirmed this fundamental truth.

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Stop abortion

No, Roe Was Just the Beginning

For nearly 50 years, Roe v. Wade restricted the power of the states to regulate abortion, but the Dobbs ruling said that, through the votes of the American people, all elected officials on both the state and federal levels should have the ability to enact legislation on this matter.

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Gender Ideology

Pronoun Showdown

The progressive left was intent on silencing parents while they pushed gender ideology in schools. The Obama administration told schools they had to allow boys in girls’ bathrooms, and the Biden administration tried to rewrite the Title IX program to allow school personnel to secretly transition kids.

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Family

Family Month

The month of June used to signal the last day of school, trips to the beach, and lazy days by the pool. Then, the Left attempted to take over the month by naming it “Pride Month.”

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Female Athlete

Ask Senators to Protect Female Athletes

Title IX was enacted more than fifty years ago to give women and girls equal access to educational opportunities including the ability to compete on their own sports teams. Over a year ago, the Biden administration’s Department of Education rewrote the Title IX regulations to gut these protections by redefining ‘sex’ to include so-called ‘gender identity’.

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Gender

Do Not Comply, Fight!

“DO NOT COMPLY. FIGHT” This is the advice of former Fox News journalist, now podcaster, Megyn Kelly, in response to the Biden Administration’s rewrite of Title IX that radically changes both the definition of sex and the protections for females at the heart of the civil rights statute.

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Title IX - Gender Identity

Title IX Pushes Girls Out

Today, the Department of Health and Human Services released its rewritten Title IX rule. Originally created to allow women equal access to education, the Biden administration has gutted these protections by expanding the definition of sex to include self-proclaimed ‘gender identity’.

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Phyllis Schlafly Articles

New Math on College Campuses

The New York Times published a provocative news story called “The New Math on Campus.” No, it’s not about the failure of Common Core to teach arithmetic; it’s about the changing ratio of males to females on most college campuses.

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Feds Banish Sex Stereotypes in Classrooms

The Obama Administration is now trying to outlaw single-sex classrooms, a practice that has been growing as parents and teachers see its good results. The Obama Administration is discouraging that option in conformity with demands by the feminists who believe in the interchangeability of the genders and insist that schools forbid any deviation from their peculiar belief that there is no difference between male and female.

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Obama Panders to the Feminists

Obama’s “spread the wealth around” doesn’t mean only higher taxes on taxpayers and more handouts to non-taxpayers; more especially, it means transfers of financial goodies to the President’s political allies.

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The Real Loser In The Massachusetts Election

Smarting from their surprise loss in the race to fill the U.S. Senate seat in Massachusetts, the Democrats are throwing their candidate, Martha Coakley, under the bus. They blame her for running a poor campaign that made losers out of Barack Obama, the Democrats, their bad health care bill, and even Ted Kennedy in his grave.

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Feminist Vendetta Against Men’s Sports

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a federal law passed to prohibit discrimination “on the basis of sex” in schools and colleges. Its sponsors solemnly promised it would never result in quotas, so it seemed like a good law to assure women every educational opportunity.

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