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  • The Empress Wears No Clothes. At the Department of Education, a naked assault on civil rights.

    01/12/2023 3:46:49 PM PST · by karpov · 10 replies
    James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal ^ | January 11, 2023 | James Moore, Spiro Pantazatos, and Kursat Pekgoz
    Catherine E. Lhamon is the current Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Despite the unassuming title, her position wields enormous power. The Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, at her sole discretion, can cut off federal funding (and has threatened to do so) from any recipient educational institution she deems unwoke or patriarchal. Lhamon once quipped about how she enjoys carrying the “big stick of the federal government” to further her agenda. Lhamon is best known for abusing her authority to create an illiberal ecosystem of administrative law during the Obama administration, eviscerating due-process...
  • The School-to-Clinic Pipeline: New rules from the Biden administration will worsen gender-related distress in children.

    11/21/2022 9:11:11 AM PST · by karpov · 8 replies
    City Journal ^ | Autumn 2022 | Leor Sapir
    In July, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) published a 190-page proposal for new rules under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. If passed, the rules would reintroduce Obama-era standards for defining and addressing “sexual harassment,” which means, in practice, restrictive speech codes, proliferating Title IX jobs on the public dime, and campus kangaroo courts. This time, the OCR intends to add a mandatory reporting requirement that would turn teachers and professors into enforcers of an infantilizing sex bureaucracy. The most troubling aspect of the new rules, however, is what they do on the gender-identity...
  • How Badly Do the Democrats Want Catherine Lhamon Back in Power?

    09/22/2021 8:27:15 AM PDT · by karpov · 2 replies
    James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal ^ | September 22, 2021 | K.C. Johnson
    During the Obama administration, Catherine Lhamon worked in the Department of Education as Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights. She was known for her hyper-aggressive approach to Title IX. Now she has been nominated by President Biden for her old position. Lhamon’s nomination has stirred up vehement opposition. Her fate now rests in the hands of Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer, after her nomination deadlocked before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee. Schumer can file a discharge petition to bring her nomination to the floor, but that would consume valuable time that Senate Democrats might need for other items....
  • 7 Ways The Conservative Movement Should Fight Critical Race Theory

    08/04/2021 9:48:19 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 6 replies
    The Federalist ^ | August 4, 2021 | Joy Pullman
    The professional conservative movement should be moving massive amounts of money to support parents' efforts and harden them as a target of this leftist onslaught.For the first time in ages, the political right has had a massive boon dropped right into its lap. Democrats are shaking in their boots over the political implications of their institutional support for the state-sponsored racism known as critical race theory.Their initial attempts to Jedi mind trick away people’s concern by insisting CRT isn’t real failed, and even Nancy Pelosi mouthpiece Politico is reporting how CRT in schools is deeply offending the independent and Democrat...
  • How Deep Is This Education Official’s Involvement In The Rolling Stone Hoax?

    A top-ranking official at the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has emerged as a potentially key figure in Rolling Stone’s false article, “A Rape on Campus.” Catherine Lhamon, who heads the Department’s civil rights wing, was identified in a letter sent last month by University of Virginia Dean of Students Allen Groves to Steve Coll and Sheila Coronel, the two Columbia Journalism School deans who conducted a review of the Nov. 19 article, written by disgraced reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely. Groves’ letter was included as a footnote to the Columbia deans’ report, which was released on Sunday...