Cornell Case Puts Shifts in Federal Title IX Enforcement in Focus

A Cornell case highlights how ideology shaped federal interpretation of campus sex discrimination law under Barack Obama and Donald Trump.

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Cornell Case Puts Shifts in Federal Title IX Enforcement in Focus

A case involving Cornell highlights changing federal enforcement of Title IX, the law that prohibits sex discrimination on college campuses, according to The New York Times.

The report examines how ideology influenced interpretation of the law across the administrations of Barack Obama and Donald Trump.

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