Tennessee’s “Charlie Kirk Act”: When Clout Outlives the Man—and Pride Gets Rewritten
A troubling push in Tennessee pairs the so-called 'Charlie Kirk Act' with efforts to rename Pride Month 'Nuclear Family Month'—a coordinated strategy…
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Montana Just Drew a Line: Trans Rights, State Power, and Why This Ruling Hits Different
Montana Supreme Court protects trans ID rights under state constitution, limiting federal courts’ ability to overturn the ruling.
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They Want a Women’s History Museum—Just Not All Women
How exclusion politics could derail the Smithsonian’s long-awaited project—and why that’s the point WASHINGTON, D.C. — For decades, advocates have pushed for…
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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…
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She Wanted the System to Hurt Trans People. Just Not Her.
Caitlyn Jenner supported political movements that restricted transgender rights. Now, as she pushes for an “F” on her passport, the consequences of…
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Wyoming’s “What Is a Woman” Act Is Doing Exactly What It Was Designed To Do
A law rooted in a right-wing media talking point is now stopping trans people in Wyoming from updating their IDs—by design, not…
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Trump Stops Enforcing Trans Student Protections — In New Jersey, That Changes the Battlefield
The federal government is stepping back from protecting transgender students — but in New Jersey, the fight isn’t over. As Washington withdraws…
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“Not a Ban”—Until It Is: How H.R. 7661 Could Erase Trans Stories from Schools Nationwide
A new federal bill claims it’s not banning books—but by threatening school funding, it could erase transgender stories from classrooms across the…
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Idaho Wants to Jail Trans People for Using the Bathroom — Here’s How the Penalties Compare
Idaho’s new bathroom bill doesn’t just restrict access — it criminalizes it. And the penalties are harsher than many violent and non-violent…
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India’s Quiet Gender Rollback: When Progress Isn’t Linear
India’s landmark recognition of a “third gender” once signaled progress. Now, a quieter rollback is unfolding—through policy resistance, cultural shifts, and growing…
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