Gabriel Arkles for Truthout/TheAppeal oday is International Trans Day of Visibility, a day to celebrate the resilience and accomplishments of transgender people worldwide. The extraordinary accomplishments — in law, art,…
"I'm scared for every transgender person,” said the only openly LGBTQ member of the Utah legislature.
Fairer mainstream media representation for trans Americans would help win the battle for hearts and minds
A recent article serves as a greatest-hits album of all of the New York Times’ problematic coverage on adolescent gender-affirming care.
The California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation places restrictions on “foreign-born” people and transfers thousands of them to ICE for deportation instead of allowing them to parole.
Recent discussions among legislators and think tanks opposed to gender-affirming care highlight a recurring claim: "There is no high-quality evidence." It's time to address this misconception.
Republicans held a hearing today meant to raise support for banning gender affirming care. It was filled with myths, and they are outlined here.
Advocates worry the law, which takes effect July 1, could impact many areas of life for trans and gender-diverse people — including their ability to vote without discrimination.
Thiaya started to live his authentic self in 1986, long before the country had a trans community.
State Sen. Sarah McBride is hoping to become Delaware’s next House member in a time of heightened anti-trans rhetoric.
Stonewall, prison abolition, AIDS activism – Miss Major has been fighting for trans rights in the US for decades
By Kate Schatz / Substack Dear Reader, This installment of I Love What You’re Doing is…oh, it’s so many things, but I guess what I want you to know at…
A new book explores how Miss Major has persevered over six inspiring decades on the frontlines of the queer and trans liberation movement.
Many trans individuals and their families see little recourse but to leave their states in response to anti-trans laws.
Under the state law, performing publicly in drag is a misdemeanor, and “repeat offenders” could be charged with a felony.
