Mothers outraged over Biden's proposed Title IX changes: 'This would kill women's sports'

Mothers Cheryl Onderchain, Jaclyn Stapp, and Sara Owens joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the potential changes and the impact they would have on women's sports. 

Parents across the country are speaking out against President Biden's Title IX reform proposal, which could overhaul the definition of gender in schools. 

The proposals solicited public comments and collected a record-breaking 184,000 comments from parents, with many voicing their opposition. 

"So if these proposed changes get approved, what the government is basically doing is taking the worst of some of these policies that have been passed in local school districts and federalizing it, making it a federal mandate," said Cheryl Onderchain, a mother of three, Tuesday on "Fox & Friends First."

"It's comical we're even having this discussion. … We need to stop this in its tracks," the Loudoun County, Virginia resident told Carley Shimkus, saying school districts could lose federal funding if they don't open up girls' sports and female locker rooms to biological males.

PARENT GROUPS REACT TO BIDEN ADMIN'S UPCOMING TITLE IX CHANGES: ‘BLURRING AND IN EFFECT ERASING WOMEN’

Parents protesting in Loudoun County, Virginia in 2021

Biden's proposed changes for Title IX have stirred up such controversy that they've generated a record number of public comments from parents, many of whom are concerned about their children's safety in schools, and what the amendments will mean for women's sports.

The Biden administration proposed new regulations on the 50th anniversary of Title IX, which prohibits sex-based discrimination in schools, to expand the protections to include sexual orientation and gender identity.

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