Chris Mosier

Nike has never had a problem with controversy. In 1995, the company took on homphobia and fear of AIDS in an ad campaign.

The policy change comes just one month after 17-year-old Mack Beggs, a transgender boy who is taking testosterone as prescribed by his doctor, won a girls’ state wrestling title.

Google, Facebook and the major wireless phone companies are among the major corporations that opted out of supporting Gavin Grimm’s Supreme Court case.

Mack Beggs has a 52-0 record competing as a girl, as required by Texas law.

Despite great personal hardship, many transgender people have done great things with their professional careers. Here are the ones you need to know right now.

“Boycotting is one way to stand up to [HB2]. Another type of pressure is to go stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Duke and show our support.”

The transgender triathlon Olympian is the first openly trans athlete to earn a spot on a U.S. national team.

“As a trans person, I was in a body that didn’t really fit me for 29 years—now I feel comfortable in my own skin.”