Few federal laws have achieved their initial objective more completely than Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Yet today Title IX is more controversial than ever before. The story of its evolution is a cautionary tale about how good intentions and broadly shared goals can become distorted over time by aggressive cultural combat, and how hard it can be to reverse the damage.
On Campus / Viewpoint Diversity
The strange evolution of Title IX
By R. Shep Melnick ● National Affairs ● 06/25/2018
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