The Daily Caller seized on the fact that trans people are somewhat more likely to be autistic to discredit trans experiences and further inflate fears about gender affirming care.

If saying “I identify as an attack helicopter” is proof of a break from reality, we’ve got bad news about every conservative who has ever posted about trans issues online.

The Catholic physician and proponent of conversion therapy once told the mother of a trans child “some children are born in this world to suffer and die.”

Did a venerable news radio program get rolled by Jamie Reed?

Who knew there were limits?

Emails between prominent detransitioned activists, conversion therapy proponents, Christian conservative politicians, the Alliance Defending Freedom, provide a look at the campaign to drive trans people out of public life.

What’s left when a right wing writer admits that the performance of trans women athletes isn’t the point?

On episode 4 of “The Witch Trials of J. K. Rowling” the author expressed her concerns about “male-bodied male[s].”

While we picture a dystopian future, a dystopian present is with us already. Don’t look away.

Conservatives say we don’t exist. Bro. We’re right here.

We know the point isn’t to be consistent but… pronouns?

An ad-hoc explanation seeks to explain why trans youth improve with treatment by introducing the vague possibility that maybe the improvements are a mirage.

The interim director for a planned museum of American women’s history has said she’ll include trans women. Oh no!

Would a news site print something like Jamie Reed’s now-debunked story about the clinic where she used to work?

There’s a plan to protect women’s sports by defunding them that only a Republican could love.

Maybe it’s time to stop playing in to Maher’s anti-woke grift?

A hateful article accused him of transitioning his child, and scoffed at fears he’d have to flee persecution by state authorities as his ancestors once did.

A fairly boring, padded out episode of “The Witch Trials of J. K. Rowling” concludes that internet culture is mean, and 4chan and Tumblr are two sides of the same coin.

A proposal to allow trans people fearing harassment and discrimination to seal their name change records is controversial among those who prefer trans folks to be harassed and discriminated against.

People figuring their lives out shouldn’t be turned into debating tools.