Quality information that accurately represents medical science and reflects trans perspectives is a huge factor in swaying public opinion.

A comic based on trans news stories from the month of February 2025.

Maine House Rep Laurel Libby (R) has been censured, or prohibited from speaking on the floor of the House or voting, until she apologizes for posting pictures of and dead naming a trans minor in a viral Facebook post.

A new nonprofit launches a programming series to bring together young trans leaders with “top voices in art, government, science, and public service.”

Board of education candidates elected with the backing of anti-trans groups have changed the political landscape in one New Jersey county, a new data analysis shows. Students are at risk.

Following a day one proclamation invalidating transgender identities at the federal level, Hunter Schafer reports on TikTok that her reissued passport has the wrong gender marker on it.

She helped create the world’s first transgender cultural district in San Francisco during years of Bay Area advocacy. What has she found in Houston, a blue city in her new red-state home? Camaraderie and dedication.

A fiery rally outside Stonewall Inn marked the re-emergence of an activist group that had been a force from the days of Brandon Teena. “You never really get away from being a menace,” a founder said, “but I’m angry I have to do it.” 

Foolishly attempting to argue in favor of President Trump’s ban on trans troops, DoJ attorneys were made to look like clowns in court.

Veronica Esposito interviews Casey Plett on the meaning of community and its value in hard times.

Two federal judges have issued temporary national blocks on Trump’s executive order that would ban gender-affirming care for Americans under 19.

The biggest thing that changed that day in Nebraska three decades ago? Us. We began to believe that trans people being visible could make a difference, that small acts of protest made a difference.

The National Parks Service erases all mention of trans people from the Stonewall National Monument after a flurry of executive orders, but erasure will not stop us from existing.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has, like most government agencies, complied with an executive order defining transgender people out of existence. But don’t worry… trans employees can still get their bonuses! I guess!

Assigned Media interviews Ray Briggs and B R George, co-authors of the book “What Even Is Gender?”

As has become customary among household name organizations, the NCAA has given in to Trump’s demands about trans student-athletes just as quickly as they possibly could.

In the wake of the anti-trans legislation by the Trump Administration, Wikipedia stands as a reliable source for information on trans topics.

Veronica Esposito offers her perspective as a therapist on how to stay safe and healthy during this time of crisis.

At Scottish nurse Sandie Peggie’s employment tribunal, she accidentally gives away the game and admits she’s the one doing the harassing.

Trump’s threats are having a disastrous effect on trans health care across the country, despite significant resistance to them.