trans athletes

The TV personality-turned-Senate candidate told a private audience things he “definitely couldn’t have said” on his show. Of course, it was recorded and leaked.

Gov. Kristi Noem vetoed an anti-trans bill earlier this year. Now she wants it to become law.

The new framework says trans people can “participate in sports without any inherent advantage and that our humanity deserves to be respected,” soccer star Quinn said.

And her clapback to anti-trans haters online was epic.

The non-binary soccer star’s Olympics journey closes with several history-making games and an achievement every athlete has dreamed of.

Sometimes, the power of a simple conversation is all it takes to understand something you didn’t before.

The soccer star said of their historic moment, “I’ll celebrate when we’re all here.”

They’re made from recycled copies of proposed anti-trans legislation from around the nation.

Two trans athletes are close to representing the United States in Tokyo. Laurel Hubbard of New Zealand has already punched her ticket.

One of Japan’s most recognized soccer players didn’t feel safe to come out until they were in America: “I had to explain to them what Japanese culture is like and why I felt the need to hide.”