Transgender Rights

“One God. One Country. One… Gender?”

“This is a thorough, well-reasoned opinion recognizing that the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination against individuals with gender dysphoria.”

Pete Buttigieg said that Republicans don’t want to talk about issues workers care about so “they find somebody vulnerable and pick on them.”

The groundbreaking transgender sci-fi directors have donated a trove of amazing props and keepsakes to help fight anti-trans legislation.

The Harry Potter author’s attacks on transgender people are costing her in America, but business was brisk in China where dialogue about Dumbledore being gay was cut out of the flick.

She made the sad attempt at the “I have a friend” defense while defending her remark that transgender women deserve to be beaten.

It’s still rough out there, but there are signs of hope.

Milo Winslow, the only trans person to testify in support of the nondiscrimination ordinance, died last week by suicide. The group leading the opposition campaign, the Nebraska Family Alliance, continues to call it “a gender identity bathroom ordinance.”

The law that was used to forcibly shave trans women’s heads has been overturned by a court, which cited their “personal freedom.”

A customer complained that she couldn’t use the women’s room because a transgender woman was in it.

Marriage equality and transgender people are “plagues” on society, Virginia Rep. Bob Goode insisted.

You’ll hear her theme music playing when you read what she had to say.

There is a “beast with three heads” threatening the state, the challenger says. Want to guess what the third one is?

As thousands scramble to save themselves from the Taliban, these “women’s rights” crusaders are worried about “men in burqas.”

The goal is to recreate the toxic brew of hatred, division and fear that propelled Trump into the White House.

You’re invited.

Gavin Grimm’s years-long legal battle with the Gloucester County School Board is finally over.

The company also said it has set up a fund to help its drivers and delivery workers change their name on state and federal identification documents.

With increasing transgender visibility came conservative backlash at both the state and national levels.

A Republican state senator carried legislation in Oregon in the 80s. The Republican governor signed it without any concerns.