Activists are claiming that providing healthcare to transgender youth is a major medical scandal. The real scandal is that some journalists may be buying it.

The final report of the Cass Review of gender-affirming care for youth is being taken as vindication from anti-trans activists.

Research shows that puberty blockers and testosterone therapy do not seem to impact fertility, bone density, or sexual function for trans boys. The Atlantic’s moral panic depends on you not knowing that.

A substitute teacher in Florida writes about the ways anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and the moral panic over trans youth is negatively impacting teachers and students alike.

In the Washington Post, Megan McArdle pushes vague fearmongering about transgender youth in an example of the poisoned debate that asks endless leading questions when we already know the answers.

State Rep. Jamie Ray Gragg introduced this absolutely bizarre bill that would jail teachers and have them register as sex offenders if they contribute to the social transition of a student.

Coverage of a Christian school challenging non-discrimination law contains subtle attempts to skew the story against transgender girls’ participation in sports.

Arguing about who’s platforming Chaya Raichik is a distraction from the voices we desperately need to hear from right now.

An interview with Mara Silvers of the Montana Free Press.

Eithan Haim leaked hospital records for trans children to a right-wing think tank while he was a resident at Texas Children’s Hospital, and is the subject of a criminal investigation. Dr. Phil plans to platform his claims of persecution.

Eithan Haim, who released private patient records to a right wing think tank claims that ideological capture of mainstream medical organizations began with efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

A fight over whether trans youth can update their records is about ensuring trans people can never escape discrimination and stigma, and Oklahoma’s Department of Education is being open about that fact.

Courts will not return a trans child who developed a severe eating disorder to her non-affirming conservative Christian parents.

A new study adds to the body of research supporting the use of puberty blockers for trans youth in early puberty.

Crusading conservative parents are making national news for forcing a trans girl to change rooms away from their cisgender daughter.

The extreme language from a former Fox News host in an interview with the Washington Examiner further stigmatizes transmasculinity.

Last November, the New York Times devoted thousands of words to concerns that puberty blockers might cause lifelong problems with skeletal health. A new study validates critics who suggested these concerns were overblown.

A column that ran in the Boston Globe by Jennifer Block implies it is sensible to prefer a treatment approach with no studies showing its benefits to one that has many.

Jamie Reed, who once worked at the Washington University Pediatric Transgender Center in St. Louis, answered questions about false statements included in her affidavit in a contentions twitter conversation.

Six college students wrote shared their thoughts on gender-affirming care for youth with the Wall Street Journal. Only one of them demonstrated a basic grasp of the issues.