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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Joined A 21-State Coalition Of Attorneys General In Filing An Amicus Brief In Support Of A Florida Law Preserving Separate School Sports Teams For Girls And Boys.
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Loudon County School District Is Being Sued For Failing To Act After A Middle School Student Reported Daily Incidents Of Sexual Harassment At His Middle School Last Year.
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According To Several Sources, 3 Separate Sexual Assault Cases That Occurred Within The Wilson County Schools District Were Not Reported To The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services Even Though Every Teacher And Administrator Is A Mandatory Reporter.
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In His Comments To Health And Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, General Skrmetti Notes That The Department’s Proposed Redefinition Of “Sex” To Include “Gender Identity” Would Deviate From The Language Of The Statute, Promote Sex-Based Discrimination, Threaten Constitutional Rights, And Create Unnecessary Obstacles For Healthcare Providers.
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Tennessee And 19 Other Republican-Led States, Along With The Nation’s Largest Protestant Association Of Christian Schools, Are Teaming Up To Try To Halt A Biden Administration Executive Order That Seeks To “Provide Protection From Discrimination For LGBTQ Students” In Public Schools.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Has Objected To The U.S. Department Of Education’s Proposed Title IX Regulations In A Formal Comment Letter Joined By Nineteen Other State Attorneys General.
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Recently, Representative John Ragan (R-Oak Ridge-District 33) Dared To Ask Tennessee Colleges To Follow State Law After They Had Already Begun To Publish New Rules Aligning With Biden’s Woke Radicalization Of Title IX Which Is Contradictory To Tennessee Code.
Ragan Discusses How The Colleges Reacted And How The Untruthful, Negative Coverage Of Tennessee’s Left-Leaning Press Caused Him To Receive A Flurry Of “Hate-Filled Emails And Vulgarity-Laden Phone Calls” From People Accusing Him Of Taking Away Gay Rights.
Ragan Also Discusses The Many Challenges School Choice Faces In The Legislature And The State And What Tennesseans Can Do To Better Education And Advance The Cause In The Volunteer State.
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1) GOP Leadership Disenfranchises Blount, Polk County Voters In “Childish Display”
2) Conservative Candidate’s Campaign To Be Audited With No Evidence, Complaints Filed Prior To Decision
3) State Rep Calls Out Publicly Funded Universities For False Statements Regarding LGBTQ Title IX Protections
4) Conservative Parents Say It’s Not About “Banning Books” But Protecting Children From Oversexualization
5) VA Hospitals In Tennessee May Soon Provide Abortions, Counseling For Veterans
6) “Catholic” Drag Queen Takes Money From Children During Show Hosted By Publicly Funded University
7) Tennessee Set To Approve 6 New Taxpayer-Funded, Million-Dollar Economic Incentive Grants
Several Lawmakers Are Urging The U.S. Department Of Education To Rescind A Proposed Rule That Would Tie Billions Of Dollars In Federal Education Funding To An Array Of LGBTQ Mandates.
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State Representative John Ragan (R-Oak Ridge-District 33) Who Co-Chairs The Joint Government Operations Committee In The Tennessee General Assembly Sent Letters At The End Of Last Month To 11 State Universities Challenging Them For Publishing False Statements That Implied That LGBTQ+ Students Are A Protected Class Under Title IX.
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