Something must be wrong, they keep suggesting, but they can’t tell us what it is. And they didn’t uplift the stories of the trans youths whose care is under threat.

The mom of a trans girl pleaded with a New York Times producer not to use audio captured in a vulnerable moment. Against her will, the company is slated to use the clip for its new podcast.

A story in Politico on tensions between the Biden administration and the New York Times contains intriguing hints about A. G. Sulzberger’s role in shaping coverage of Biden and, perhaps, transgender issues.

The dead naming of murder victim Brianna Ghey is one particularly egregious example of how hurtful the use of trans people’s previous names can be.

The mainstream press in the United States has been quick to tout England’s removal of care from vulnerable youth, but the dire consequences don’t fit the narrative.

An 11-year-old child was called a boy in print by a local publication that serves her town.

The “mistake” was that the shooter didn’t realize the woman he approached at a bus stop was trans.

The Washington Post columnist seeks to exonerate the Times, but only manages to showcase his own lack of knowledge.

Why can’t the media call a terroistic spade a spade?

A false right wing narrative about campus culture and free speech is responsible for an environment where Ron DeSantis can seek to dismantle the honors college of Florida and turn it into a conservative Christian school.

People are asking questions, and some of those questions are about the paper of record’s increasingly clear anti-trans bias.