House Bill 151, passed 56 to 28, with Democrats voting in opposition. It now heads to the Ohio Senate, which is in summer recess and won’t return until the fall.
It now heads to the Ohio Senate, which is in summer recess and won’t return until the fall.
As originally introduced, HB 151 would change the Ohio Resident Educator Program, which assists new teachers with mentoring and professional development as they begin their careers. The bill would permit online mentoring in addition to in-person mentoring, among other program changes. Powell said that Title IX was established in 1972 to guarantee women the same opportunities to play sports as men. But allowing transgender women to play on women’s teams is a violation of Title IX.
If an athlete’s sex is disputed, she would have to present a signed physician’s statement about her internal and external reproductive anatomy and normal endogenously produced levels of testosterone. She would also have to show an analysis of her genetic makeup, under the amendment.
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