The OCR subscribes to the myth that women in sports depend on a federal law for their success. OCR director Norma Cantu would have one think that the women's recent soccer victory is a win for Title IX, despite that Title IX has no direct application to professional athletics like World Cup Soccer. Women's athletics owes to its success more to to soccer moms and dads who, like me, encouraged and supported our kids to be active in competitive athletics at an early age, together with the transformation of all-male colleges and universities to coeducation in the 1970's, when forward thinking athletic administrators like Princeton's Royce Flippin encouraged women's athletics to flourish and provided the infrastructure to allow them to mature to be on equal footing with men's athletics. Title IX has been transformed into a quota system. The evidence is overwhelming, and the list of Title IX casualties grows every day to support that the proportionality prong of the Title IX test rules.
Proportionality is by definition a quota.
When you have a quota, someone loses, and the losers have been our sons. I suggest that you look up the recently released study of the General Accounting Office, which documents the painful tradeoffs occurring in intercollegiate athletics. More than 350 men's teams have been dropped since 1992. Thankfully, Princeton wrestling, which was on the list for 3 years, is no longer included. I'm asking that, if elected President, you will see that something is done about it.