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Unlike whimsical Executive Orders touting restrictive regulatory action issued by Obama and Biden, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is legislative authority. Anti-discrimination requirements in education are here to stay, legislatively (unless of course, Congress fails to reauthorize it at some point in the future). What you will see cease are the often daffy interpretations published as Dear Colleague letters issues by DOE which holds to be enforceable statutory actions. As for gender equality in sports, the current standards for determining the equality of sports opportunities at Cs and Us will stand until challenged by a school or individual. Gender identity in sports is the next big issue that will be brought before SCOTUS at some point. Despite all of the wishers and wannabes, and administrative edicts, Section 195 of the Equality Act refers to sex, not gender identity. It is lawful to exclude males from female sports categories. It is lawful to require a copy of a birth certificate to document and designate male or female sex.

That was a tough decision since I've known Sydney McLaughlin for almost 10 years but clicked for Jordan. Her career is just starting to blossom with many more Olympic and World Golds ahead of her. If this was a guy / gal award, she'd definitely deserve the women's share.