It even calls Title IX, the federal law that made the United States a global leader in women's sports, a "failed experiment." Yenor's writing does not exactly call for the all-out rollback of the landmark civil rights law, or of all women's varsity sports. That campaign against trans girls culminated earlier this summer when the U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3—the three votes against all coming from the court's liberal bloc—to allow states to ban trans girls from school sports. Proportionality is very important in Title IX, and schools are encouraged to offer women's teams that align with their varsity men's teams. There still will be (most likely) UConn women's basketball, Nebraska women's volleyball, and Oklahoma softball.