Jazz Jennings

Jenner is rumored to be “itching to get back to reality television,” but will her lackluster series “I Am Cait” and her conservative past weigh her down?

Long before “Brokeback Mountain,” “Ellen” and “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” a handful of queer characters and comedians helped paved the way for #LGBT representation onscreen.

“You just got to love people the way you’re supposed to love people. And if she feels comfortable using the women’s bathroom, she’s not hurting anyone.”

He posted pictures of genitalia during surgery with offensive hashtags. But he says his account was hacked.

Christian conservatives are shifting focus to ‘educational obscenity exemptions’ to stop anti-bullying and sex ed programs.

Parents, hate groups, and rightwing media were so outraged that they made up a story about a “transition ceremony” that supposedly took place in the school.

When the Duggar son-in-law decided to pick on a famous trans girl, she responded with the truth.

Today transgender people all around the world stand up, come out and show their pride in living an authentic life. We want to see how you’re doing it.

Jazz Jennings is the teenage transgender subject of the TLC documentary series “I am Jazz,” and has been a public face for transgender children since age 6.

The 7-year-old girl who last year who stood up to an antigay preacher is joined by Jazz Jennings and other brave souls in a holiday celebration of diversity.