They Left Us Out Before. Don’t Let Them Do It Again.
In 2007, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act passed the House without transgender protections—and the Human Rights Campaign backed it. That history still matters…
Read →In 2007, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act passed the House without transgender protections—and the Human Rights Campaign backed it. That history still matters…
Read →They don’t need to call it conversion therapy. When identity is treated as a disorder and care is stripped away, the outcome…
Read →Advocates say insurers are: • redefining procedures as “cosmetic” • requiring extra psychological evaluations • limiting provider networks The result? Care that exists on paper but…
Read →School boards across the U.S. are adopting parent-notification and access rules that advocates say out and endanger transgender students — turning local…
Read →Within a single week, two major developments reshaped the landscape of transgender rights in the United States. First, the EEOC allowed federal…
Read →When rumors began spreading that the U.S. government might classify “transgender ideology” as a form of domestic terrorism, many observers dismissed it…
Read →Rumors have been spreading across social media this week claiming that the U.S. government has secretly drafted an executive order labeling “transgender…
Read →ndiana has not publicly carried out a Kansas-style mass invalidation of transgender people’s identification — at least not yet. But that is…
Read →In a recent podcast episode with Steve-O, Joe Rogan dismissed trans oppression, used dehumanizing rhetoric, and repeated false claims about trans people…
Read →The U.S. Department of Justice is quietly attempting to rewrite one of the most important guardrails in the American legal system: the…
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