Governor Mike Braun signed two executive orders on Tuesday to protect opportunities for women in sports and reject extreme gender ideology in Indiana. The first executive order mandates that state educational institutions comply with the 2020 Title IX Rule to ensure that female athletes are not forced to compete against biological males in college sports. Governor Braun emphasized the importance of preserving women’s athletics and opportunities for female athletes.
The second executive order prohibits the adoption of extreme gender theories that replace biological sex with self-reported gender identity. Governor Braun stated that this ideology puts women at risk in female-only spaces, hinders opportunities in sports, and promotes harmful practices for troubled youth. Indiana will focus on providing freedom and opportunity for all Hoosiers instead of promoting this radical new concept of gender.
Governor Braun’s actions come ahead of International Women’s Day and demonstrate his commitment to ensuring fairness and equality in women’s sports. By signing these executive orders, he aims to protect women’s opportunities and uphold the scientific reality of biological sex. Indiana will not allow tax dollars to support extreme gender ideology and will prioritize the well-being and safety of all individuals in the state.
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