A recently offered resolution in the Ohio Senate urges the federal government to keep sexual orientation and gender identification out of anti-discrimination rules used in education funding. State Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, brought forth the resolution, Senate Concurrent Resolution 11, on Tuesday, asking the United States Department of Education to “exclude sexual orientation and gender identity from Title IX,” according to the resolution language. Title IX is a ’70s-era law that prohibits gender discrimination in education where federal funding is received.
New Ohio Senate Resolution Asks Feds Not to Include Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity in Title IX
