Hey, everybody. This is Heidi St. John. Welcome to off the bench. Today, I'm going to take some time to talk a little bit more about title nine and answer some listener questions. Stick around. I think you're going to be encouraged.

All right. Well, I hope you guys enjoyed my guest for the last two episodes of the off the bench podcast. Christine Jürgen was here. If you didn't get a chance to listen on Friday, we talked about abortion and kind of where we go from here. Christine has an amazing testimony. And she is one of the voices. I think in the culture right now that is a standout voice because she's putting feet to her faith. And this is a

standoff the bench story. And I love it. I hope you guys will pay attention to that. Yesterday, we spent a little bit of time talking about title nine. And I just got a question from a listener about title nine. So I want to start today talking about what's happening again for those of you who missed it. I just want you to understand how important this is and let you know that you do have an opportunity to let your voice be heard. Christine and I talked about this yesterday for just a little bit. And I want to hit on it some more today because I want this to be something that you actually

go to the show notes today. Go to Heidi St. John dot com for such podcast. Scroll down to the show notes. I'm going to link back to with very specific instructions. What you can do to try and stop the United States from becoming what can only be described as a sanctuary country for the impressive lies that are being forced on our children via our education system. I believe that education now is probably a greater threat to the future of this country than anything that's happening on our southern border. And that that's a very specific thing.

And here is a great example of why the US Department of Education under the new woke

czar of education is now proposing new rule that will put women safety and privacy at risk

and deprive women of athletic and professional opportunities by radically rewriting title

nine of the education amendment in 1972.

As I was saying yesterday with Christine, a lot of really lame things happen in our country

in 1972 and I have to wonder, I'm going to go back sometime and just look what was going

on in the church in America in 1972.

1972, of course, when we got Roe v Wade, now we recognize title nine came into existence

in 1972.

But if the rule is approved, here is what biological males would be able to do.

Openly change in girls dressing rooms, take college and university scholarships specifically

reserved for women, use their position to charge schools with discrimination if they feel

they're not getting enough quote playing time, file a formal sexual harassment complaint

against any female who speaks out against men and women's sports, share hotel rooms with

females during overnight trips, enjoy physical advantages like greater lung capacity, higher

bone density and greater muscle mass.

The title nine as it exists right now already prohibits discrimination based on sex in any

educational program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.

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