Title IX: Crucial in the Fight for Women's Rights

Human rights and fundamental freedoms are the birthright of everyone. It is the government's responsibility to observe these rights. The UN Human Rights Center will support the management and provision of information on human rights. Despite some UN efforts, there are still men or women robbed of their undoubted rights. For many years, the United States did not have certain rights, less than half of the US population. This group of people consists of all women living in the United States.

It turns out that women's participation in sports is slow. Opportunities for participation and recognition have rarely existed for centuries. It was not until the appearance of the Equality Movement and Article 9 that we really found a place for women to participate in the sports world or public places.

Despite progress in the ninth standards, today's women are still trying to participate in sports on an equivalent basis. TITLE IX, especially because women are involved in sports management, have many unexpected results. In the article "The story of women's exercise manipulating dreams", author Joan Hult supports this view. Hall said, "While millions of girls and women are participating in playgrounds and stadiums, thousands of female executives can establish a second position in leadership and exclude them from decision-making Women and female athletes will be areas of male and male governance structures "(Hult 96)

Title IX, founded in 1972, took effect in the same year, since then the women's rights project has fought for women's equality and empowerment. With the help of affiliates affiliated with ACLU, ACLU has made great success in maintaining and promoting the goal of gender equality in title IX over the past 40 years. In recent years, the number of public schools that divide students by sex has increased sharply despite the growing evidence that single sex programs do not improve academic performance but have long-standing gender fixed ideas. ACLU's Women's Rights Project promises that girls and boys can receive equal education without public schools being separated by gender.