Despite overwhelming public opposition, the Biden administration is dead-set on forcing girls and women at every level of education to compete against biological men. The attempt to do so is destined for a date in federal court. But at least the United States House has just struck back by approving the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act.

The bill, which not even a single House Democrat supported , restores the original intent of Title IX — to ensure that female student-athletes have sports opportunities and can compete on a fair and level playing field with other women, without having to compete with males on the field or for spots on the roster, scholarships, or other opportunities.

Men, whether or not they identify (or say they identify) as women, overwhelmingly tend to be bigger, stronger, and faster than women. This is why even average men can compete with top women athletes in most sports. There are ideologues who deny this, but science and actual performances confirm it. Boys younger than 18 routinely exceed world records set by elite adult female athletes in all track and field events . In some events, they do it hundreds of times per year. As far as adult males go, the number of men to beat women's world records each year is in the tens of thousands.

And then there's that time a team of teenage boys playing on the under-15 squad of a mediocre MLS Team trounced the World Champion U.S. National Women's Soccer team, 5-2 . And, of course, the classic example is the disgusting spectacle that originally drew attention to the problem of males in female sports — when a man beat up a woman in a UFC match.

This bill bans males from girl and women's teams, correctly framing the imposition of males upon women's sports as a form of discrimination against women not permitted by Title IX. Schools that receive federal money are not allowed to discriminate against female athletes — including by letting men intrude on their sports and take away their opportunities.

Here is Rep. Elise Stefanik's (R-NY) explanation :

Some people are very irritated at the idea that men and women are different. But they are different. Although this bill will not become law — incredibly, reality has become too much of a partisan issue — at least people are starting to wake up to the fact that this buy-in on gender confusion is insanity, not compassion.

The U.S. House is just one more institution that has now given you permission to tell the truth about the indelible physical and biological differences between men and women, and the fact that being a man or woman is an unavoidable part of being human.

The Democratic Party, on the other hand, not one of whose members voted for this bill, is very intent on preventing anyone inside their own tent from saying that two and two are four. We'll have to wait to see how this affects them in upcoming elections.