"On the 105th anniversary of the certification of the 19th Amendment, my bill will secure Title IX’s original purpose of protecting biological girls’ sports, privacy, and opportunities."
Enact the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act to define sex under Title IX as biologically determined male and female and protect biological girls' sports, privacy, and opportunities.
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Evidence
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Mary E. Miller as sponsor of H.R.5050, introduced on 2025-08-26. Latest action: referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce. Status: Introduced.
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H.R.5050 says it may be cited as the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act of 2025 and would add Title IX definitions of female, male, sex as biologically determined, and sex-segregated, with protections for bathrooms, locker rooms, athletics, and academic programs.
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Miller's House office announced she reintroduced the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act to protect women's sports, spaces, and locker rooms, and said it defines sex as male and female as biologically determined.
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Miller as sponsor of H.R.935, introduced on 2023-02-09. Latest action: referred to the House Committee on Education and the Workforce. Status: Introduced.
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Miller as sponsor of H.R.1417, introduced on 2021-02-26. Latest action: referred to the House Committee on Education and Labor. Status: Introduced.
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The introduced H.R.935 text would amend Title IX to define sex as determined solely by reproductive biology and genetics at birth and preserve sex-segregated bathrooms, locker rooms, athletic programs, and academic programs.
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Mary E. Miller as sponsor of H.R.5050, with latest action on 2025-08-26: referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce. The bill status is still Introduced, with no House passage, Senate action, or enactment shown.
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Congress.gov still lists H.R.5050 as introduced by Rep. Mary E. Miller and last acted on 2025-08-26 by referral to the House Committee on Education and Workforce; the record shows no House or Senate passage.
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Mary E. Miller as sponsor, latest action referral to House Education and Workforce on 2025-08-26, and status Introduced; the actions page shows only introduction/referral activity, not passage, presentment, or enactment.
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The introduced text says H.R.5050 may be cited as the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act of 2025 and would add Title IX definitions for female, male, biologically determined sex, sex-segregated spaces, and sex-segregated athletic or academic programs.
Assessments
The promise was to enact the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act. Rep. Mary E. Miller sponsored and reintroduced matching legislation, including H.R.5050 in the 119th Congress, but the bill remains at the introduced/referred-to-committee stage with no House passage, Senate passage, presentment, or enactment. This is a serious legislative attempt during her current federal term, but the promised enacted policy has not been delivered.
Mary E. Miller repeatedly introduced the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act and the current Congress.gov record for H.R. 5050 shows it was only introduced and referred to committee, with no House passage, Senate action, or enactment. That is a serious legislative attempt matching the promised policy, but the promised outcome was not actually delivered into law.
Mary E. Miller repeatedly sponsored and reintroduced the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act, and the bill text matched the promised Title IX definition and sports/privacy protections. But the evidence shows only introduction and committee referral in Congress.gov, with no House passage, Senate action, or enactment, so the promised outcome was not delivered.
Miller sponsored and reintroduced the Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act in the current Congress, and the bill text matches the promised Title IX definitions and protections. But as of June 1, 2026, H.R.5050 remained introduced/referred in committee and had not passed Congress or become law; prior versions in the 117th and 118th Congresses also stalled after introduction/referral. This is a serious legislative attempt, not fulfillment of the promised enactment.