The elite press sees itself as a ruling class, providing cover for the powerful and treating the vulnerable as prey. 

The original release did not include the names of the authors, who include conservative and anti-trans activists.

He’s the freakin’ pope, and apparently he doesn’t feel like sharing a table with his trans guests.

In the midst of a lawsuit, a Georgia prison resumes gender affirming care for trans inmates.

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Webberly lost her license in the UK for practicing an affirming model of care. Assigned Media interviewed her about a newly announced expansion into her US.

The LGBTQ+ community health center recently announced they would end care for trans youth and young adults under 19.

A trans TSA officer is suing head of DHS Kristi Noem over a policy that prevents the officer from doing her job just because she’s trans.

A long-time forum for trans people, Susan’s Place, received the donations it needs to keep operating after a desperate plea for help.

An upcoming event for trans journalists hopes to provide a touchstone for media workers caught in the maelstrom.

The Times reports that an inside source has told them that the new president of the International Olympic Committee, Kirsty Coventry, may ban trans and intersex athletes from the Olympics.

It’s no coincidence that historic assaults on trans and queer people’s rights have been accompanied by the mainstream media’s widespread dismissal of LGBTQ+ journalists and the elimination of beats devoted to our lives.

An Immediate Need to Impose Bigotry: Rogue Court Endorses Trump’s Ideology

Elizabeth Eddy shared her terrible, terrible opinions in the New York Post… and her own teammates clapped back.

How SEGM’s bad education for doctors harms trans people.

Turns out the extravagantly wealthy mean girl scares easily.

Synth pioneer Wendy Carlos has given us eighteen albums, a massive website of personal writings and archival recordings, and a generation of trans synthesizer enthusiasts in her wake. For Halloween, we’re taking a look at her writings, her work, and the queer musicians she’s influenced.

A 2021 paper links experiencing deadnaming and misgendering with significantly poorer health.

Leading Off: Marriage equality faces a direct challenge in the U.S. Supreme Court, while a Texas judge opens the door to marriage discrimination. The administration pursues new attacks on trans care and queer people. The week's top story lines.

Organizers spanning generations converged to demand the LGBTQ+ community health center reinstate gender-affirming care for patients under 19.