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Title IX applies to all levels of federally-supported schools, and feminists seek to apply the proportionality test fully to high schools.<ref>http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NTgxOTlmZmMzYTgwMWZkZWY1NDA1YjkxZWE5MTU0Yjc=</ref>  

Title IX applies to all levels of federally-supported schools, and feminists seek to apply the proportionality test fully to high schools.<ref>http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NTgxOTlmZmMzYTgwMWZkZWY1NDA1YjkxZWE5MTU0Yjc=</ref>  

Proportionality tests can be said to be contrary to the principles of a [[meritocracy]], as they encourage promotion to sports teams based on gender, not ability.  The result is a decline in quality since the best athletes in certain are not given the platform to excel because player slots have been created for the opposite gender.

Proportionality tests can be said to be contrary to the principles of a [[meritocracy]], as they encourage promotion to sports teams based on gender, not ability.  The result is a decline in quality since the best athletes in certain sports are not given the platform to excel because player slots have been created for the opposite gender.

Only two colleges do not have to comply with Title IX, because they do not take ''any'' federal funding:  [[Grove City College]] and [[Hillsdale College]].

Only two colleges do not have to comply with Title IX, because they do not take ''any'' federal funding:  [[Grove City College]] and [[Hillsdale College]].