'A backwards betrayal': Biden Title IX proposal draws criticism from LGBTQ community

...LGBTQ Americans and their allies have had mixed reactions to the administration's proposed changes. While some are celebrating the possibility of a NEW! federal civil rights law prohibiting laws that bar transgender students from participating in school sports, others say the proposal is a disappointing departure from prior actions and statements made by the Biden White House in support of equal rights for transgender people.
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"He could have just done nothing," [Harvard Law School's Cyberlaw Clinic instructor Alejandrx] Caraballx wrote. "This is legitimizing transphobia."
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In a post on Twitter late Thursday, Rep. Alexandrix Ocasix-Cortez (D-N.Y.) called the proposal "embarrassing" and urged the Education Department to reverse course. "Absolutely no reason for the Biden admin to do this. It is indefensible and embarrassing," Ocasix-Cortez wrote. "The admin can still walk this back, and they should. It's a disgrace."

Here is a solution: Demand Congress to repeal Title IX entirely. Enact shirts, no skins, for everyone. Win-win.

US: California lawmaker faces Islamophobic attacks for introducing anti-caste bill, 3 Apr nation of immigrants seeking fweedom from persecution in diverse ancestral homelands

... If the bill is approved, California will become the first state to adopt legislation banning caste discrimination. The city of Seattle did so earlier this year in February. However, several Hindu [!] American groups have pushed back on these efforts, saying that such measures specifically target and malign their community. Wahab, who was born to refugees who fled Afghanistan [!] in the 1980s [!], told the news magazine that many people with Islamophobic intent [!] like to attack her based on her last name.

"My last name is Wahab, so they [?] love to tie it to Wahhabism, or call me a jihadist or a Talibani. Basically, every racial slur and dog whistle," Wahab told Time.

Caste discrimination has been banned in India [!] since 1948, but the bias still persists. Studies in recent years have shown that people from lower castes are underrepresented in higher-paying jobs.

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There have been several instances of caste-based discrimination documented in California alone, including in 2001 when a man was convicted of transporting at least 25 Indian labourers [UK-Eng. ALERT] to the US under false pretence.

Here's a solution: Embrace the US Constitution. Continue to enforce CA criminal code and lawyer up.