Exclusive: Four Women’s Colleges Are Fleecing Federal Programs By Admitting ‘Trans’ Men
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Exclusive: Four Women’s Colleges Are Fleecing Federal Programs By Admitting ‘Trans’ Men
Many women’s schools started allowing ‘transgender’ men admission after 2014, encouraged by the Obama administration.
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Four historic women’s colleges allow men who claim to be women to be admitted into their schools, making “substantial misrepresentation[s]” to the public about their programs while taking federal taxpayer funds and violating Title IX, according to four complaints filed with the Department of Education.
The complaints filed by the Defense of Freedom Institute (DFI), obtained by The Federalist, detail to the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) how the schools — Agnes Scott College, Bryn Mawr College, Stephens College, and Wesleyan College — each allow any male who claims to be a woman to attend, while still maintaining their status as a women’s only college.
“For decades, each of these schools carefully crafted an identity as an institution exclusively dedicated to the education of women,” Robert Eitel, President and Co-Founder of DFI, told The Federalist. “No doubt to the shock of many alumnae, donors, and students, these schools have willingly sacrificed this unique identity on the altar of gender identity.”
According to the complaints, the Department of Education bars institutions from making “substantial misrepresentations” about themselves that a prospective student could rely upon in making a significant life decision like deciding to enroll and taking on federal student loan debt.
“Applicants and their families rely on this information to make consequential life decisions, including taking on federal student loan debt,” DFI stated. “Yet, inexplicably, each school permits men to apply, enroll, and participate fully in campus life, including sharing housing, intimate facilities, and sports teams.”
DFI says the schools are each in violation of Title VI of the Higher Education Act and Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, particularly because Title IX “protects single-sex spaces.” The group is asking the OCR to investigate the schools’ apparent violations, but “beyond the OCR process — to ensure that institutions come into........
