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Change is Near: What the Biden Executive Order Means for Title IX Misconduct Claims
On March 8, President Biden took his first steps in reversing the Trump Administration’s Title IX policy by issuing an Executive Order 14021 (“Order”) directing the Secretary of Education to review the Title IX rules issued by the Trump Administration.
What does the Executive Order say? Read More ›