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Nebraska governor says state ‘will not comply’ with new Title IX rules

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen rejects Biden administration's changes to Title IX, stating men should not be in women's spaces.
Pillen vows to protect women's rights in sports, refusing to comply with new rules.
Nebraska will not adhere to recent Title IX changes, as emphasized by Gov. Jim Pillen.

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The Hill

Nebraska governor says state ‘will not comply’ with new Title IX rules

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen (R) said his state “will not comply” with recent changes to Title IX by the Biden administration, The Nebraska Examiner reported Friday. “Protecting our kids and women’s athletics is my duty,” Pillen said in a statement, according to The Nebraska Examiner. “The president’s new rules threaten the safety of women and…

14 days ago·Washington, United States

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ABC News 8 Lincoln KLKN

Nebraska 'will not comply' with new Title IX rules, Pillen says

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Gov. Jim Pillen said Friday that Nebraska “will not comply” with changes to Title IX. “The Biden administration’s rewrite of Title IX is an affront to the commonsense idea that men do not belong in women’s only spaces,” Pillen said in a press release. Title IX is a 1972 law that prohibits sex discrimination in education....

14 days ago·Lincoln, United States

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Nebraska Examiner

‘Nebraska will not comply’ with new Title IX revisions, Gov. Pillen says

LINCOLN — Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen on Friday announced he is joining a handful of states in planning to defy new Title IX rules from the Biden administration set to

15 days ago

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WOWT

Pillen: Nebraska ‘will not comply’ with Biden administration’s Title IX rewrite

Gov. Jim Pillen’s announced Friday that Nebraska “will not comply” with the Biden administration’s new rules for Title IX, the law prohibiting sex discrimination in federally funded education programs.

15 days ago

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