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Gender Debates blog
Who Decides Gender Policy for Minors? The Case for the Legislatures After United States v. Skrmetti in 2025, who sets policy on gender treatments for minors? The argument that elected legislatures should, and the best answer. Speech, Pronouns and Compelled Words, Where the First Amendment Draws the Line A rule that the government may not compel speech protects everyone. Four cases show where courtesy ends and an order from the state begins. Why Women's Sports Were Separated in the First Place, From 1900 to Title IX Women fought for their own competitions for decades. The history shows why separate categories were a victory, and what that victory asks of policy now. Fairness for Female Athletes Is a Civil Rights Argument, Made With Respect Sex-based sports categories are a civil-rights position, rooted in Title IX and sport's own logic. The case, the strongest objection, and the answer. Should Schools Tell Parents? The Case for Notification Policies When a school treats a child differently over name and identity, parents are owed notice. The law, the tradition, the safety objection answered with care. Bostock Was Written as Textualism, and Textualists Split Over It Gorsuch and Alito both claimed the text of Title VII in Bostock and reached opposite results. Here is why, and which reading of textualism is sounder.