US Education Department finds San José State University violated Title IX over women’s sports policy
The US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights found San José State University violated Title IX by allowing a male student to compete in women's sports and access female facilities. This ruling cited denied equal opportunities, unfair competition, and privacy/safety concerns for female athletes. The university also mishandled Title IX complaints and allegedly retaliated against those who raised objections.
The US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights found San José State University violated Title IX by allowing a male student to compete in women's sports and access female facilities. This ruling cited denied equal opportunities, unfair competition, and privacy/safety concerns for female athletes. The university also mishandled Title IX complaints and allegedly retaliated against those who raised objections. What's Your Reaction?
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