Even signs order taking goal at’ sex ideology’ and terms like’ torso feeding’
Female athletes in Indiana should be protected from female companies, according to a new administrative get signed by Governor Mike Braun.
The Republican government issued an executive order on Tuesday to guarantee” compliance with common-sense protections for women and girls in education and activities”.
The law things the position with following President Donald Trump’s laws surrounding Title IX and female philosophy.
The Indiana Higher Education Commission, which oversees institutions in the state, is asked to maintain schools are following the government’s attempt on female players competing in female ‘ sports at the undergraduate level.
Indiana laws already protects women in K-12 from female athletes.
Elle Patterson joined Braun at the filing. She is a former colleague of female San Jose State University volleyball person Brayden” Blaire” Fleming. Patterson, an Indiana local, has since transferred to sing tennis for Indiana University Indianapolis. She is a complainant in a lawsuit against the Mountain West Conference, claiming she lost a petition to Fleming.
Now I signed executive orders to protect women and girls in gymnastics and to make it obvious that Indiana did not go along with the gender ideology that created this problem in the first place. I was joined by Elle Patterson, a previous NCAA Division I women’s tennis player who… photograph. twitter.com/JOROJS9mms
— Governor Mike Braun ( @GovBraun ) March 4, 2025
Braun even barred condition entities from promoting “gender philosophy” and particularly said executive branch agencies may use medically appropriate terms.
His additional order signed on Tuesday ordered an ending to authorities giving cash to companies that promote female philosophy.
” Current gender ideology erroneously asserts there is a great variety of women that are disconnected from one’s sex”, the government stated. ” Modern gender ideology is internally inconsistent, diminishes sex and gender as identifiable categories, yet nevertheless maintains that it is possible for a person to be born in the wrong sexed body”.
He also said agencies should “avoid using terms that obfuscate the fundamental, deeply rooted legal distinction between men and women, such as ‘ chest feeding,’ ‘ birthing persons,’ ‘ men with periods,’ or ‘ people who menstruate.'”
” These obfuscations—and others like them—are inconsistent with the fundamental distinction between men and women and serve to undermine or erase the unique experience and contributions that men and women bring to our society”, Braun wrote.
The executive order stands in contrast to Braun’s fellow governor in Wisconsin, Democrat Tony Evers.
Evers received backlash for his proposed budget that included terms like “person who is inseminated” and “inseminated person” instead of “mother”, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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