Four More Females's Faculties Face Title IX Investigations * * * Barnard, Mt Holyoke, Simmons, Wellesley Charged With Intercourse Discrimination

In announcing that it is investigating Smith College, the Division of Education outlined:

"Title IX contains a single-sex exception that allows colleges to enroll all-male or all-female student bodies—but the exception applies on the basis of biological sex differences, not subjective gender identity.  An all-girls college that enrolls male students professing a female identity would cease to qualify as single sex under Title IX.   When an institution holds itself out as being an all-women’s college, it is not just promising to deliver female-only dorms and bathrooms, and single-sex athletics; it is also committing to maintain a student body that makes possible a particular form of sorority and camaraderie.  . . .   An all-women’s college loses all meaning if it is admitting biological males."

It added that “Allowing natural males into spaces designed for females raises severe concerns about privateness, fairness and compliance under federal regulations."

Public pastime regulations professor John Banzhaf explains that prohibiting males from attending all-females's faculties would also support handle the misfortune of females being compelled to compete against M2F transgender athletes in females's carrying events; a controversial observe, also individually under correct attack, which is allegedly each unfair and harmful to female competitors.  

Banzhaf has gained over 100 intercourse discrimination situations, compelled the Cosmos Club to confess female participants, the Citadel to confess female cadets, and the U.S. Rental of Representatives to gain a restroom adjacent to the Rental floor for its female participants. 

The regulations professor notes that the four complaints which is in a neighborhood to lead to additional federal investigations are essentially essentially based upon long-established sense apart from on the regulations, and parts to