The Federalist The U.S. Department of Education announced on Thursday that it would be elevating its inquiry into Minnesota’s Title IX violations after the state let a male athlete dominate a girls’ softball competition, depriving all-female teams of the state championship.
The investigation into the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) and the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) will be conducted by the Title IX Special Investigations Team (SIT), a joint unit of the Departments of Education and Justice to “ensure timely, consistent resolutions to protect students, and especially female athletes, from the pernicious effects of gender ideology in school programs and activities,” a press release about SIT stated.
The investigation comes after MDE and MSHSL allowed a 17-year-old male student who claims to be a female to play on the Champlin Park High School girls’ softball team. The decision to force boys into girls’ sports was the driving force behind the stolen state championship, as the male-led team bulldozed every other team in the postseason.
The male student pitched all 35 innings of sectionals and the state tournament, allowing only two total runs en route to the state championship victory. Girls on the receiving end of destructive gender ideology policies were devastated, Outkick reports, with one calling it “one of the most heartbreaking things I’ve ever gone through,” adding, “knowing that it’s essentially cheating, and I got cheated out of a state championship game, it was hard for me to deal with that.”
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