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Presidential Proclamation for Women's History Month 2025

Original title: Women's History Month, 2025

March 6, 2025

Women's History Month Gender Policy Title IX Education Executive Orders

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The Frame

What this does

This proclamation serves as a formal statement of the administration's current policy priorities regarding gender-based regulations in federal agencies, education, and identification documents.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Student-athletes

Athletes in federally funded schools are subject to new Title IX enforcement standards regarding sports competition eligibility.

Passport applicants

Individuals applying for U.S. passports are restricted to 'M' or 'F' gender markers based on biological sex at birth.

What changed

Last recorded activity March 6, 2025.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

President Donald Trump issued a proclamation declaring March 2025 as Women's History Month. The document outlines the administration's policy positions regarding gender identity, enforcement in schools, and the removal of 'X' gender markers on government documents.

Key Facts

March 2025 is officially proclaimed as Women's History Month.
Government forms and passports will no longer include an 'X' gender marker.
The Department of Education is directed to enforce Title IX standards regarding biological sex in sports.
The administration states that policies have been implemented to limit women's sports competition to biological females.

Frequently Asked Questions

What changes are being made to passport gender markers?

The Passport Office will now only issue passports with 'M' or 'F' markers corresponding to an individual's biological sex at birth.

How does this proclamation affect school sports?

The administration has directed the Department of Education to take action against schools that do not limit women's sports competition to biological female student-athletes.

Why It Matters

This proclamation serves as a formal statement of the administration's current policy priorities regarding gender-based regulations in federal agencies, education, and identification documents.

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Discoveries

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Gender Marker Policy Change

The administration has formally ended the use of 'X' gender markers on government documents and passports.

United States Passport Office

Connected Entities

dollar_amount3395“Billing code associated with the document.”Map →

dollar_amount530,000“Number of student-athletes represented by the NCAA.”Map →

bill_number10900“Proclamation number.”Map →

organizationNational College Athletic Association“Mentioned as an organization that changed policies regarding student-athlete com”Map →

personDonald Trump“President of the United States who issued the proclamation.”Map →

organizationDepartment of Education“Directed to launch Title IX actions against certain federally funded schools.”Map →

Sources

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www.federalregister.gov

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