Joe Biden and Democrats weren’t kidding about their pledge to transform
public institutions into gender dysphoria contagion zones.
"Because if a school feels like they cannot participate because it's in conflict with their mission or values, if a religious exemption is not granted, you're taking away a program that's feeding low-income kids." Before many schools shut down in response to Covid-19, the National School Lunch Program fed nearly 30 million kids every school day, in approximately 100,000 public and private schools and residential care facilities.
According to Elcesser, USDA officials are telling schools to file paperwork to be exempt, although the Title IX law says that's an option but not required.
At best, parents and taxpayers can urge school districts to not comply while inevitable lawsuits over the Biden administration's interpretation work through courts for years.
"There is a lot of harm that comes from inflicting this interpretation of Title IX on public schools and private schools that are not eligible for the exemption," Baylor said.
"Some percentage of school districts want to be told by the federal government that they have to implement gender ideology," Baylor observed.
Remedies include withdrawing children from public schools, school boards refusing to follow regulations that are not legally binding until all court challenges are resolved, schools refusing to accept federal funding that comes at such a high cost, and state legislatures and Congress passing new laws to limit and undo the disastrous Bostock decision.
"The uncertainty is really unfortunate, and what we need are courageous parents who share their views with school administrators and school boards. We need courageous school administrators and school boards to do the right thing and push back on this interpretation of Title IX, because there are real harms to kids as a consequence," Baylor said.
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