Courts? Legal Agreements? What's That?

You when you reached an agreement in court between two parties, one party can't tear up the agreement unilaterally.

But for Trump & Company they just did that exact thing, they torn up a court agreement!

Trump administration rolls back settlements that protected trans rights in unprecedented move

One of the agreements over Title IX violations dates back more than 10 years.

LGBTQ Nation

Faefyx Collington (They/Them)

April 7, 2026

This week, the Trump administration terminated or reworked agreements in settled gender-discrimination cases across five school districts and one community college. Such a reversal of closed Title IX matters appears to be without precedent and takes matters a step beyond Trump’s previous efforts to roll back DEI protections.

“To go back and terminate agreements and say all of the policies and procedures should be reversed as if nothing ever happened, that is very different and a very big deal,” a former supervising lawyer for the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) with the Education Department, Nancy Potter, told the New York Times.

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However, the Trump administration has put forward its own interpretation of Title IX, claiming that it requires anti-trans discrimination. This is part of a long battle over the law that bans discrimination on the basis of sex in schools.

You know darn well that this is going back to court, you just can say that there are no trans people and tear up legal agreements!

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Trump is also seeking advice from an anti-trans organization...

Moms for Liberty wanted a seat on the school board. Trump gave them a voice in the White House

AP News

By COLLIN BINKLEY

April 4, 2026

When President Donald Trump signed an executive order against transgender athletes last year, he took a moment to thank Tina Descovich, co-founder and CEO of Moms for Liberty.

Descovich was back at the White House a few months later, seated alongside CEOs of Google and IBM to weigh in on artificial intelligence and education policy.

Last month, when first lady Melania Trump hosted a global technology summit in Washington, Descovich was there, too.

Her presence at the White House underscores the meteoric rise of a group that made its name in local politics, fighting to win school board seats and end “wokeness” in U.S. schools. What started as a fringe of far-right mothers has seen its interests collide with a presidential administration that embraces and amplifies their message, launching the group into a new level of influence in public policy.

This is what we are facing