The Washington Examiner is all atwitter at the scandalous idea that children would be taught to share by a trans man with a baby in his belly.

The Washington Examiner thinks they’ve finally caught us wascally twanses.

When we talk about the risks of suicide among trans youth, it’s important to use care with our words. Still, that doesn’t mean the far right press is helping when they bludgeon someone over a poor choice of phrase.

We try to parse the deep thoughts of a man who has read Farenheit 451. He is definitely totally against banning books, but also thinks that sometimes banning books is good.

Oh, no, nothing to worry about here, just the Epoch Times casually boosting a bill that would destroy the lives and families of trans youth.

There must be a rock somewhere for these anti-semitic conspiracy theorists to crawl back under.

Jeff Younger is on a crusade to force his transgender daughter to become his son. Is he in it for the money, or is he simply an abusive, hateful person?

The policies of a VA legislator went viral Friday afternoon after FOX News and other right wing outlets accused her of wanting to jail parents who did not provide gender affirming-care to their trans children. The real story is more complicated.

We’re not saying they’re right for the right reasons, but we are, reluctantly, saying they’re right.

An anti-trans reporter fails to mention conflicting accounts from offical sources, which cast grave doubts on the accuracy of events as told by her 14-year-old main source.

Meeting attendants quoted in the right wing mouthpiece were mostly opposed to protections for transgender youth, but do the quotes chosen by FOX fairly represent the attendants?

Parents’ rights have become an obsession in the anti-trans right wing media landscape. Here, we looked deeper at what these so-called parents' rights advocates want, where they came from, who’s funding them, and why they’re dangerous for trans kids and all kids.

It’s tough work, but somebody has to defy reality before reality murders us all in our beds.

This is our timeline coverage of a court case in Michigan where a physician’s assistant is suing because she believes she is entitled to a religious accomodation to allow her to discriminate against trans patients in her work.

The data from a county public school system were based on voluntary counseling surveys, which means that changes from year to year likely do not reflect changes in the population.

Apparently it’s NOT transubstantiation?

A Federalist writer seems uncertain she’ll be able to convince Michiganders to oppose a ballot initiative codifying Roe v Wade, so she’s thrown some baseless trans-panic in the mix, to see if that improves her chances.

Much of the article seems aimed at delivering transphobic cheap shots.

A far right activist in Oklahoma still isn’t satisfied even after his campaigning results in a hospital shutting down gender-affirming care. That’s dangerous.

A religious news outlet reports a man was fired for his Christian views. We have some questions.