In the wake of a particularly heinous month for trans servicemembers and veterans, congressional Democrats sent Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins a strongly worded letter.

In the middle of a hostile Administration, the Transgender District in San Francisco is taking a lead in empowering trans people.

An on the ground photographic account of a Trans Day of Visibility protest in Chicago, IL.

In 1925, the first passport ever issued to a woman without her husband's last name on it was sent to Doris Fleischman. One hundred years later, hundreds of trans folk lost theirs,

Leading Off: A multi-pronged, multi-state assault on young trans people. Trump keeps losing in court. Trans folks take pride in a banned flag in Utah. The top story lines as the week begins.

Trans people, families and allies are rallying across the country on Monday, Trans Day of Visibility, and over the weekend as well. Show up and stand up! It’s never been more important.

President Sebastian Coe of World Athletics, the international organizing body for multiple sports’ championships and at the Olympics, has promised to introduce chromosome testing for their female athletes.

Instead of tackling real issues, the governor and attorney general see political gain in scapegoating trans people. Legal fine points don’t matter.

On Monday, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear vetoed a bill that would repeal his 2024 ban on conversion therapy. Unfortunately, his veto is likely to be overturned by a Republican supermajority.

Bizarre maneuvers and social media taunts in Talbott v Trump. More countries issue travel warnings for U.S.-bound trans people. Protesters make noise in defiance of Hungary's Viktor Orbán — and we want to hear about your own noise. The top story lines as the week begins.

A bill put forward in the Arkansas state legislature would open up anybody who “aids” in the transition of a minor, medical or social, to litigation for fifteen years… even if they don’t live in Arkansas!

Assigned Media interviews Associate Professor of Law at George Washington University, Naomi Schoenbaum.

Large protests at the Capitol were just the first signal of sustained public support for trans rights.

The Texas attorney general’s effort to undermine court-ordered gender changes is not legally binding.

In a press release on Monday the Department of Veterans Affairs declared that veterans seeking treatment for their gender dysphoria are out of luck.

Trans rights emerged as more than 200 people packed an “emergency town hall” in Manhattan to plot a major protest march this month.

Pushback in two hotbeds of anti-trans legislation. Trump deals more cruelty and confusion for trans veterans. The top story lines as the week begins.

A measure pending in the state Senate seeks to enshrine “exclusion, discrimination” into law.

Anti-trans hate group Genspect (and others!) arranged a celebration for the new holiday they invented, Detrans Awareness Day. Isn’t that exciting?

The California governor has betrayed young constituents and caused them “extreme harm,” they said, by cozying up to the right to lift his own presidential aspirations.