'Take Back Title IX' tour bus, cleaned from vandalism, rolls into Washington - Education - The Black Chronicle

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'Take Back Title IX' tour bus, cleaned from vandalism, rolls into Washington - Education - The Black Chronicle

(The Center Square) – From another encouraging tour stop on Thursday to the disheartening discovery of a vandalized bus on Friday in North Carolina, advocates to save women's sports are next in Washington, D.C. And the Independent Women’s Forum coalition and its Our Bodies Our Sports “Take Back Title IX” Bus Tour may be resolute […]

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