The Title IX blog points us to the cover page of the USA Today Sports page and a series of articles on Title IX retaliation cases (that, of course, the blog has been covering).

I repeat myself but hey, if it worked before, quote NH-M:

"In the past," noted Nancy Hogshead-Makar, associate professor at Florida Coastal School of Law and recipient of Duke University's one and only swimming scholarship (1978), "when women complained about pay or how their female athletes were being treated, they were really close to being fired. Whereas now they have this call for agitation against retaliation, so actually they have more job protection if they complain than if they don't."