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Judge John Broomes issued a broad injunction that blocks enforcement of a new Title IX rule to protect LGBTQ students in Kansas and three other states.
It also applies to schools attended by children of members of the groups that sued over the rule, Moms for Liberty , Young America’s Foundation and Female Athletes United .
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