Biden’s civil rights nominee remains unapologetically divisive on Title IX

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The Department of Education’s former civil rights head Catherine Lhamon has not changed much over the past four years.

On Tuesday, the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee held a hearing on President Joe Biden’s nominations to the Department of Education. Though three candidates came before the HELP Committee, one individual was front and center during the nearly two-hour-long meeting: Lhamon, Biden’s nominee for assistant secretary for civil rights.

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