The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) says it gets too many complaints about discrimination, creating an "unreasonable burden" on the Office. It recently changed procedures to make it harder for people to file complaints and is now…
The U.S. Department of Education recently inverted a strategy it tried in 1975 to cut back on its work enforcing civil rights laws, including Title IX. Public outcry from organizations for minorities, women, and the disabled -- plus a supportive…
The media and anti-Title IX pundits are fond of framing controversies around campus sexual assaults as a relatively "new" phenomenon that started in 2011. Too often that leaves out the 45-year history of schools and colleges unfairly ignoring, obstinately defying, and only reluctantly complying…
Republican and Democratic Administrations have different track records for Office of Civil Rights enforcement of Title IX. (The OCR is part of the Executive Branch.) Three videos in this blog -- with former OCR officials Martin Gerry, Cindy Brown, and…