Misgendering

The platform stopped short of removing the videos.

MSNBC recently misgendered Kate Sosin, a trans reporter for The 19th News, in a story about gender-based online harassment. Six days later, Morgan Radford’s segment still hasn’t been corrected.

“The only thing that made me dysphoric about my pregnancy was the misgendering that happened to me when I was getting medical care.”

Trevone Miller had previously participated in a murder and openly admitted to paying to have 17-year-old Brayla Stone murdered. Yet he had the internet’s sympathy when he pled guilty this month.

The police were able to seize one tote bag that hung in the window. The bag’s co-creator simply put up another.

Dawson also revealed that she has now moved in with her partner, Senator Cory Booker.

“It’s insulting. I’d feel bullied if I were [Cox],” said another trans actress after distributors used cis male actors to replace her voice.

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

After Bree Black’s murder, police are realizing they don’t know how to interact with the trans community.

Courtney Eshay Kay’s family told Chicago police that she was a trans woman. They’re still classifying her under the wrong gender.

The thanks Tyson received for sharing science with us on Christmas? “Geek.”

Correction officers removed Carmen Guerrero’s friendly bunkmate, and bought in one that promised to kill her if roomed with her. He followed through.

After video of her anger went viral, GameStop is standing behind their employee. But she says that she’d do it again to raise awareness about transphobia.

Twitter’s hateful conduct policy was updated to address deadnaming and other slurs aimed at transgender people.

The local NBC affiliate called her a “man wearing wig, dressed as woman.” ABC’s coverage wasn’t any better.

Americans were most likely to say they would intentionally misgender a trans or gender nonconforming person.