House panel takes up federal ban on biological males competing in female sports for first time

THe House Education and Workforce Committee Will be reviewing any bills which would prohibit biological males From competing in women’s sport programs and protecting parental rights The committee made Monday its decision at Wednesday’s markup.

Virginia Foxx, Chairwoman (R-NC), made Monday’s announcement that the panel had set the first committee meeting for the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 20023 and the Parents Bill of Rights Act.

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“The Biden administration is orchestrating a radical culture shift in America’s schools that is fundamentally changing what students are exposed to in the classroom and on the field,” Foxx made the statement in a statement. “We’ve learned that prolonged school closures have set students back years in learning and development, yet the Left is more focused on peddling an agenda that silences parents’ voices and allows biological males to compete in women’s sports.”

Both legislative proposals have been singled out as priorities of the new Republican-controlled House. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy Foxx and (R-CA), other Republican legislators, held an event at Capitol with parents, to celebrate the introduction of the new law.