Teen Suicide

The school even misgendered her when announcing her death.

“While no one can ever know all of the factors that contribute to someone’s decision to end their own life, I know that social rejection and cruelty towards gender diverse children played a major role in this profound tragedy.”

“I’m leaving because I refuse to become another statistic.”

There’s a simple but effective way to curb LGB youth suicides, so why aren’t more states doing it?

“My daughter questioned her identity but it didn’t matter to me if she was in love with girls or in love with boys.”

The amount of reduction is astounding – yet unsurprising.

While LGBTQ teens are dying of suicide around the nation after being bullied, poor Melania wants your sympathy – just not for them.

“Dear World, You make me feel ugly and dirty.”

Local media didn’t even use her correct name after she left explicit instructions in her suicide note.

The pediatric study found that teenage suicide attempts dropped dramatically after same-sex marriage was legalized – particularly for gay, lesbian, and bisexual youth.

The study estimates that 134,000 fewer teens attempted suicide each year because of marriage equality.

Suicide attempts dropped 7 percent among all students and 14 percent among gay kids.

2016 was the year that “transgender” crossed from the unique and rare into topical conversations across the country, and around the world.

Despite gains in transgender rights, the new survey shows little or no improvement in terms of their day-to-day experiences with bias.

Nearly all of us once felt like Tyrone, a 13-year-old victim of antigay bullies who took his life last month.

The corrections commissioner called Charles Knowles’ death a “tragedy” and says he was the first young resident to die in detention in two decades.

“A child died because mental health issues were not being addressed.”

Just days after Cameron Langrell announced to friends and classmates online that she identified as a transgender girl, the 15-year-old took her own life.

The death of a troubled transgender teenager who begged people to fix society has been deemed a suicide.

Family members confirmed that 16-year-old Taylor Alesana, who spoke on YouTube about being bullied at high school, took her life on April 2.