A federal judge ruled on Monday that teachers and other school employees should be required to report any changes in a child’s gender identity to their parents, a ruling which may violate state laws and will certainly endanger vulnerable children.

You may struggle over the holidays if you’re estranged from your family, but you are not alone.

The FDA sent twelve businesses threatening letters on Tuesday, demanding that they register their chest binders as medical devices with the FDA.

The right-wing campaign to create an autocratic state is also endangering long-held freedoms for all Americans, pushing U.S. democracy to the precipice. Trans people, its earliest targets, are among the most vulnerable.

Assigned Media investigates as the anti-trans organization Therapy First has begun offering continuing education to medical professionals.

As trans healthcare is decimated no one is standing up for the integrity of the scientific process for these patients.

The Department of Health and Human Services is trying to genocide trans children, and Jim O’Neill needs to come out of the closet.

Two months after a library board of trustees voted to keep one book featuring a transgender boy, out of 20,000 books in the library’s catalogue, the board was dissolved without any replacement.

A definitive ranking of trans journalism in 2025.

A definitive ranking of trans journalism in 2025.

Leading Off: A Bay area provider ends care for minors and the UK group GirlGuiding promotes bigotry against both girls and boys. Top story lines as the week begins.

A case of school bullying has been transformed into a freedom of religion case that demands the Justice Department’s attention, as if by magic!

John Weiser, a doctor and researcher, has treated people with HIV since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s.

Community members reflect on the legacy of Miss Major Griffin-Gracy and the quest for Black trans liberation.

A Georgia cop has been found guilty of discrimination against a trans woman, but does that actually mean anything?

In November 1990, LIFE Magazine ran a now-legendary photograph of AIDS activist David Kirby’s last moments. Just out of frame was another eventual victim of AIDS, and the reason Therese was in the room at all; Peta, a two-spirit caretaker with their own story to tell. 

FIRE, a product of the “academic freedom” campaign, wants to protect free speech for everyone. Yet its stances show deference to religious views and a persistent anti-queer strain. 

Leading Off: His latest lawless move defies an act adopted unanimously by Congress two decades ago. Anti-trans riders stripped from military spending bill. The week’s top story lines.

As a result of the UK Supreme Court’s verdict on trans women’s lack of legal protection, youth scout organization Girlguiding has banned trans girls from joining. The Women’s Institute quickly followed suit.

How America’s short-staffed prisons came to rely on the administrative skills of incarcerated queers.