Future of women's college sports: Fight over revenue jeopardizes Title IX protections for amateur athletes

As the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX approaches, college athletics is entering into a state of flux. What that will mean for women’s sports is unclear.

Title IX report shows gains in female participation, though rates lag increases by men

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Title IX 50th anniversary: How one law changed women's sports forever - Sports Illustrated

Title IX 50th anniversary: How one law changed women's sports forever - Sports Illustrated

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How Title IX has shaped women's athletics 50 years after its passage - The Iola Register

Catapult - When Title IX passed in the U.S. on June 23, 1972, the impact was significant for women of all ages and at all levels of sports. The law prohibits sex-based

Title IX: Analysis shows funding for women's sports still falls short

Student-Athletes Can Now Sue Discriminatory Universities for Money Damages, a Victory for Title IX - Ms. Magazine

Title IX: Analysis shows funding for women's sports still falls short