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Are we going to see a story titled "Title IX losers"? What about all the men who didn't have the opportunity to get athletic scholarships or pursue their athletic interests thanks to title 9?
The benefits of T9 are obvious. Now talk about the harm it has caused. Now how about an article about the negative impact on young men, or don't they matter?
Thus it is with dictatorships by bureaucracy. Did the people vote on Title More..
Yes i have to agree with u Rockon The last person they talked to in this article had it right. It is not sport for sport is number of participants. So football D1 has 85 scholorships 1AA 65 so i think title 9 is good for women but it stinks for More..