Deadnaming

Lawyers for three major cities made themselves clear: Treat transgender drivers fairly or we’ll see you in court.

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.

Caitlyn Jenner, CNN, and the women’s Olympic gymnastics team were just some of the targets at this year’s second, but just as hate-fueled, CPAC gathering.

Soren Tucker’s school says they’re going to use the name he was given at birth at his graduation. His classmates aren’t having it.

The mother said her son “would hate” to be deadnamed at his own funeral, so she took the matter to court.

Police and local media have intentionally deadnamed Aidelen Evans, with an investigator commenting that there are a “multitude of reasons why.”

“I felt like all my blood left my body,” the 45-year-old vet said about being outed in front of his whole class.

Is the word “homosexuality” offensive? The dictionary website is moving away from it while embracing “Pride” and “ace.”

The internet movie and film website said that it will remove transgender professionals’ former names.

What do you get when you combine Jenner, a killer clown from the mind of Stephen King and Tucker Carlson’s new show? Transphobia.