transgender protections

Many transgender and intersex people are living in limbo since their rights have been stripped away. Some are contemplating suicide, while others are considering leaving the country.

The House Judiciary Committee voted to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act, but not without a fight.

Mike Pence’s successor as governor of Indiana has taken a different path when it comes to LGBTQ rights.

When you look at all the attacks, the pattern of Trump’s willful destruction of our rights is crystal clear.

Under Sessions leadership, the Department of Justice will allow discrimination against transgender people in their own office.

Log Cabin Republicans who are trans or raising trans kids wrote them letters expressing “deep concerns.” We’re sure that got their attention.

It all began over wandering off course and kicking a tent.

The provocative statement comes from State Rep. Briscoe Cain, a lawmaker whose political opponents claimed he was a closeted gay man.

A federal magistrate in Chicago recommended a judge reject a preliminary injunction to block implementation of protections for transgender students.

The visibility of transgender people, especially in Bangkok, might make Thailand appear more liberal than other countries, but the reality is vastly different.

Rape is not sex; it’s a crime of control and rage. Ramp up the rage, increase the rape statistics. It’s not rocket science.

Passing strict gender segregation laws not only demeans our transgender brothers and sisters, it also puts severely disabled people with caretakers of the opposite gender in danger.

The bill passed Tuesday by the House of Representatives prohibits denying, canceling or limiting coverage based on a person’s gender identity.

“Unless you’re also suggesting we need separate bathrooms for Catholic priests, I think you need to cut the shit.”

“You’ll always be accepted, respected and welcomed at Target.”

Democracy can only begin when those at the margin can experience what others take for granted.

Republican presidential candidate John Kasich was asked about North Carolina and Mississippi’s new anti-LGBTQ laws on Sunday, and his answer may surprise you.

The man sued for compensation and an apology after being fired from his job at a medical services company because he was born a woman.

A gathering to protest North Carolina’s new law overturning protections for LGBT people took a unique turn on Sunday.

The latest dispute over the health care law’s nondiscrimination mandate may have to be resolved by the courts.