Martin Luther King Republicans launch opposition to Biden's Title IX change

The Martin Luther King Republicans (MLKR) join Heritage Action's call for public comments against upcoming changes to Title IX, providing an easy link for concerned citizens.

The Martin Luther King Republicans are joining Heritage Action in their campaign to encourage concerned citizens to speak out against the Biden Administration's misleading game with women's sports. The new rule demands that males be allowed to play in women's sports unless a school can prove to the Department of Education how it will endanger the physical health of young women.

MLKR founder and president Jimmy Lee Tillman, II is Heritage Action's Sentinel and a Heritage Foundation Academy Fellow. He believes that Biden's new regulation puts girls on defense, making them explain the existence of their sports and places.

"Schools will be forced to allow boys and men to compete with girls and women for fear of violating Title IX, and at the threat of losing their Department of Education funding." Tillman said. "The first time this administration tried to use Title IX to slam the opportunities and safety of women we met it with such astounding outrage, they were forced to pause and do damage control. They are at it once again. This rule change can and must be stopped. We did it before, we can do it again!"

"Heritage Action for America has made it very easy for anyone who want to express their views. We are sharing their link and encourage others to do the same. One click can keep our daughters safe.", Tillman concluded.

The group will organize public comments until May 15th, practicing the first 5 Steps of Dr. King's Nonviolence Philosophy to oppose this rule. That is the deadline to submit a public statement and formally oppose his new regulation, and they have provided an easy link for public comment on their website.

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