Spotify Wrapped, book lists, and resolutions — the new year marks a time to reflect on the past year and an opportunity to anticipate the upcoming one. One such reflection should be on the Biden administration’s agency actions in 2023 and preparation for what such moves will mean in 2024.
In 2023, the Biden administration doubled down on its commitment to radical gender ideology. Federal agencies proposed a slew of regulations pushing the Biden administration’s extreme pro-LGBT agenda in education, employment, and health care at the expense of children’s interests and women’s rights. If you can’t even define what a woman is, how can you protect women’s rights?
Below are the top — or should I say bottom? — five agency proposals (listed chronologically).
1. Ed Department’s Title IX Rule Would Decimate Women’s Sports
The Department of Education proposed a new Title IX rule in July 2022 that would radically expand the ban on sex discrimination in educational programs and activities to include discrimination based on sexual orientation and so-called gender identity. To supplement this proposal, the department issued a proposed rule on athletics in April 2023 to require most school sports teams to allow participation based on self-proclaimed identity, not biology. This rule would — surprise, surprise — functionally decimate girls and women’s sports, which is ironically the very thing Title IX is lauded for championing.
Good news, though. The Education Department received so many written public comments opposing its radical proposals that the Title IX
