Who knew there were limits?

On episode 4 of “The Witch Trials of J. K. Rowling” the author expressed her concerns about “male-bodied male[s].”

Conservatives say we don’t exist. Bro. We’re right here.

An ad-hoc explanation seeks to explain why trans youth improve with treatment by introducing the vague possibility that maybe the improvements are a mirage.

Would a news site print something like Jamie Reed’s now-debunked story about the clinic where she used to work?

Maybe it’s time to stop playing in to Maher’s anti-woke grift?

A proposal to allow trans people fearing harassment and discrimination to seal their name change records is controversial among those who prefer trans folks to be harassed and discriminated against.

The psychologist was quoted by Fox News opining on a decision in Spain to make it easier for young people to change their legal gender.

Kansas is attempting legally define women based on their reprodictive role. What could possibly go wrong?

Turns out it was all bullshit.

David Byler writes in the Washington Post Opinion section that trans rights are growing less popular, putting a bland face on an escalating strategy of fear-mongering and discriminatory law.

The attacks on the former college swimmer are getting grosser and more evil.

Some of J. K. Rowling’s most vocal supporters believe the phrase is a death threat. Whuh?

Why are Chait’s concerns drawn from anti-trans propaganda, and why don’t they engage wth the truth about Tavistock in the UK?

The New York Times columnist includes trans men in a group she refers to as “biological women” while declaring J. K. Rowling free of transphobia.

The response failed to engage with the substance of the criticism of reporting on trans issues at the Times.

The paper of record’s shockingly poor coverage of gender affirming treatment for youth continues to draw condemnation, this time by over 170 of its own contributors.

Last April, Gaines admitted there were no other locker rooms Thomas could have used, and that the other swimmer did nothing inappropriate.

“The Witch Trials of J. K. Rowling” promises a biased, one-sided view of the post prominent transphobe of our time.

Amber Lavigne of Damariscotta, ME believes a social worker provided a binder to her child. In the right wing press her unconfirmed allegations have been repeated as fact.