The Supreme Court of the United States just hit the pause button on the Biden Administration's enforcement of proposed changes to Title IX in the schools. Now, that might not seem so urgent. It is. 

I need to emphasize that this is just  “for now”  —it's big news nonetheless.

The three-page unsigned opinion blocks the Biden administration from enforcing the so-called expanded protections for transgender students. And that means the states have now at least a temporary authority to fight back against the Biden Administration's radical rule, changing the definition of sex and gender in the 1972 law. 

Now, we should note that there are already cases related to this redefinition of sex advancing through different levels of the federal courts. 

What we're looking at is a looming challenge for America's families, for America's churches, and frankly for all who resist the gender revolution and the transgender confusion. 

It's another reminder of what's at stake in the 2024 presidential election. You can count on all this being pushed if Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are elected president and vice president, respectively. That's why the LGBTQ movement is so excited about them.