Linda McMahon: “I wanted to make sure that access to capital, that lenders were not being discriminatory against women.”

The question before us today is not whether the demand exists, but whether or not we will rise to meet it.

Unfortunately, many administrators and State educational regulators have apparently preferred to sweep these incidents under the rug and have ‘pass[ed] the trash’ to another school,

Those schools that allow sexual misconduct to occur risk the termination of applicable federal assistance provided by the federal government.

The Department looks forward to working with Congress to reenvision these programs to support underprepared or under-resourced students without relying on race quotas.