It was happening because San Jose State University (SJSU) had a transgender volleyball player on its women’s team for three years, allegedly didn’t tell multiple female teammates that the player was male, and then refused to accept the U.S.Department of Education findings that determined the school violated Title IX.At least one employee was puzzled, and another was furious."Why are men playing on the women’s team[?] This is an obvious problem," an employee of San Francisco State University wrote back to CSU Chancellor Mildred Garcia in an email obtained by Fox News Digital via a public records request to CSU.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAn employee of California State University, Northridge wrote back that same day to Garcia, "Mildred, I’d like to see you defend this ridiculous stance when a female takes a volleyball hit to the face from a man and he breaks her nose.
There should be NO biological men competing against biological women in any university sport.This is not ‘inclusivity.’"Most CSU employees who wrote back were supportive of the lawsuit.But the school was already dealing with one lawsuit from former players over the issue.SJSU’s Risk Manager Karen Vogler advised weeks earlier in an email to a finance colleague that Education Department's findings could open the school up to increased litigation."It doesn't appear that SJSU will face any fines or monetary penalties as a result of the U.S.
Department of Education's investigation.However, claims/litigation may increase given their findings that the Title IX violation goes back to 2022," Vogler wrote in an email on Jan.
28 — the day the Education Department announced that it determined SJSU violated Title IX.Now, the Education Department and CSU are in an ongoing standoff.Secretary Linda McMahon repeatedly threatened to pull federal funding from the school since the school had expressed refusal to resolve the alleged Title IX violation since early March.SJSU is takin...