While LGBTQ+ people have long faced discrimination and brutal oppression, international law has typically failed to recognize it as a crime. Until now.

I really wanted to bring you guys the news this week, but unfortunately… I just couldn’t find any news to report!

A transgender immigrant is suing over the mistreatment she suffered in a federal detention center, which includes being forced to undress in front of male prisoners.

Una inmigrante transgénero está demandando por el maltrato que sufrió en un centro de detención federal, que incluye ser obligada a desvestirse frente a prisioneros varones.

Insiders say Pamela Paul is soon to be out of the New York Times’ Opinion section… so let’s talk about all of the awful stuff she wrote about trans people!

Today, Donald Trump is inaugurated for his second term as President of the United States of America. It’s important that we acknowledge and remember who Republican lawmakers and the incoming President have marked as their greatest enemy: the transgender community.

At a House Oversight Committee meeting, Nancy Mace willfully misinterpreted the words of Representative Jasmine Crockett and then… ask her to step outside? If a handshake nearly took her out, I’d hate to see what an actual fight would do to her!

Assigned media interviews author and paleontologist Riley Black.

Following through on their promise to make transphobia the number one focus of legislation moving forward, one of the chambers of Congress has passed a bill that would remove federal protections against discrimination for trans students.

An LED box truck with transphobic messaging harasses a pediatric hospital and it’s patients in Minneapolis.

CEO of Meta (Facebook, Instagram) Mark Zuckerberg, well known human being from earth, has announced that hate speech against LGBTQ+ people is totally fine on the massive social media platforms he owns!

Making the comparison of transness to left-handedness is easy, but there is more to the story than that.

Billie Sweeney is a trans journalist who was an editor for the New York Times until last year. Here, she recalls her losing battle for the soul of the paper of record.

After years of courtroom battles and federal investigations, the Sheriff’s Deputy who assaulted Emmett Brock and his coworkers who helped cover up the assault face some measure of justice.

After a disastrous national election, one trans candidate reminds us that there are still fights to fight.

Another day, another trans athlete ban. Soon it’s going to be more expedient to list which sports and places trans people can play sports in.

A 2015 paper investigates what it is that motivates trans people to stay alive and keep going.

Resident evil Twitter hag JK Rowling has uninvented trans children.

As legislation targeting the trans community increases, it is important to ground ourselves in the details of the laws that impact us.

Running for school board, a candidate is mysteriously endorsed by an anti-LGBTQ+ group.