Former Olympian Caitlyn Jenner has reiterated her disapproval of President Biden's proposed expansion of Title IX, which would broaden the definition of sexual discrimination to encompass gender identity. Jenner argues that this change would jeopardize the integrity of women's sports by allowing biological males to compete against biological females.

In a recent interview, Jenner expressed her concern that Biden's proposal would effectively dismantle women's sports. A staunch advocate for fairness, Jenner, a transgender woman herself, believes that biological males should not participate in women's sports. She emphasized the importance of Title IX in ensuring equal opportunities for women in collegiate athletics, particularly in scholarship programs. She argues that the proposed changes threaten the progress made by women in sports over the decades.

Jenner's stance aligns with the growing number of states implementing regulations on transgender female participation in girls' and women's sports. She highlighted the importance of maintaining fair competition, emphasizing that her concern stems from a desire to protect women's spaces in sports and ensure a level playing field. She believes that allowing biological males to compete creates an uncomfortable situation for female athletes.

This debate has garnered significant attention, with many Republican leaders opposing Biden's proposal and supporting legislation to restrict transgender athletes' participation in women's sports. Alabama, for instance, recently banned biological males from competing in women's college sports, citing fairness as the primary justification. Swimmer Riley Gaines, a vocal advocate for the "Saves Women’s Sports" bill, which passed the House but faces a potential veto from President Biden, has also expressed support for these initiatives.