anti-trans policies

It’s all just politics, right? Maybe we just need to out-strategize them you say?

“The bill that was killed last night will affect far more children than this bill ever will,” Harold Dutton claimed about his education bill. “And so, as a consequence, the chair moves that Senate Bill 29… do pass and be printed.”

Teddy Cook gave a reality check on a proposal to block so-called “gender fluidity” promotion in education. “I’m sorry to tell you, I don’t think you spoke to any trans people when you were thinking about that definition.”

Fresh off overturning the Republican governor’s veto to enact one of the most anti-trans legislation in the country, Arkansas lawmakers now want to protect people who deliberately misgender and deadname others.

One of her finals acts was telling the Department of Education that it shouldn’t protect LGBTQ students.

Chris Mosier brought his star power to Idaho to fight a transgender high school athlete ban.

Barbara Bollier left the state’s GOP because of anti-trans policies, and now she’s the front runner to be the Democratic nominee in the battleground election.

The Red Sox may have won the World Series last night, but trans activists stole the fifth inning.

She was forced to sit alone on the school’s bleachers while teachers debated where she should go.

The National Center for Transgender Equality is pushing back on claims the State Department is targeting transgender people.