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USA Powerlifting said its policy wasn’t transphobic but to ensure fairness since trans women have a “direct competitive advantage” over cisgender women.

“Parents’ rights” have been used to ban LGBTQ books, harass teachers, oppose trans-inclusive policies, and now to prevent teen pregnancy.

Cristina Nichole Iglesias could become the first trans person to get gender affirming surgery while in federal custody.

Tanner Cross was suspended after he derided trans children in public testimony at a school board meeting. Courts have reversed the suspension and ordered the school to allow him back to work.

With a sharp rebuke, the court overturned a district judge’s decision to deny two transgender people the right to change their birth certificates to reflect their gender identity.

She’s been released after serving 256 days in prison, but now that she’s out, she owes the court nearly a quarter of a million dollars.

The Supreme Court in The Philippines will not entertain ‘further pleadings or motions’ regarding same-sex marriage.

In 1987, an Ohio probate court made a ruling preventing a trans woman from marrying. The effects dragged on for 25 years.

Just because Starbucks corporate policy prohibits misgendering employees as harassment, doesn’t mean the state has the same standards.

A transgender Russian has never “managed to defend [their] labor rights in court”… until now.

The school board immediately filed another appeal.