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Trans icon Gavin Grimm is at risk of homelessness. His community is rallying to help.
Grimm’s epilepsy has left him unable to work, and he is struggling to afford basic living expenses.
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Life5 good things that happened to the LGBTQ community this year
It has certainly been a challenging year for LGBTQ rights, but it’s important to take a moment to recognize the wins.
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News (USA)20 red states sue Biden administration for the right to discriminate against trans people
Led by Tennessee, the coalition says that President Joe Biden’s administration can’t tell them they have to treat trans people equally.
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News (USA)Gavin Grimm settles years-long legal battle with school for $1.3 million in attorney fees
Gavin Grimm has been fighting a court case against trans discrimination at his school for years. The school district finally gave up.
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News (USA)A trans student sued his school to let him use the bathroom. He just won $218K.
The discrimination got so bad that the teen had to be hospitalized for his mental health.
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News (USA)Supreme Court hands victory to transgender students by declining to hear critical bathroom case
Gavin Grimm’s years-long legal battle with the Gloucester County School Board is finally over.
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News (USA)Biden administration tells court that states can’t ban trans girls from sports
A trans girl is suing her state because they banned her from school sports. The Biden administration is taking her side in its first legal brief on 2021’s wave of anti-trans legislation.
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News (USA)Republican wants to allow youth a “reasonable accommodation” to avoid trans people
A bathroom bill filed in Tennessee would allow students to file a written request for a transgender-free “accommodation.”
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News (USA)Senate confirms Trump appointee to federal court who defended anti-LGBTQ laws for years
Stephen Schwartz defended North Carolina’s H.B.2 discrimination law & fought against trans student Gavin Grimm in court. Now he’s going to be a federal judge.
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Politics
Trans student wins in federal court after Trump administration tried to thwart his case
Gavin Grimm was called a “freak” by his school and told to use the bathroom in a closet. Now a federal court ruled in his favor, citing last month’s historic LGBTQ Supreme Court victory.
