“Is our modern ‘gender cult’ rooted in Satanism?” No, of course not, but a right wing writer wants you to connect the two ideas nevertheless.

The American Academy of Pediatricians voted unanimously to continue to support gender affirming care for gender dysphoria, but some outlets are implying that a proposed evidence-review constitutes some kind of reversal.

A Fox News story touted the link between the 1970s Black Panther Party, a group of community health centers fouded in the 80s, and a middle school clinic that lists gender-affirming care among its offerings.

When an evil pageant owner kicked trans women out, trans men stepped in.

Gender dysphoria is a lifelong struggle against distress according to a woman who is suing her doctors for having provided gender-affirming care.

A New York Post article about former college swimmer Paula Scanlan bizarrely suggests that a traumatic experience gives a person the right to exclude anyone who triggers fear from public proximity.

A custom pair of boots ignited controversy a week after it was first posted to Instagram in one of the more obvious examples of the right’s desperation to keep pumping out anti-trans content.

What if we treated children’s ice-cream preferences the way conservatives treat gender-affirming care?

The University of Chicago is offering an intro course on queer scholarship on Christianity, Judaism, and Islam and boy are conservatives being normal about it.

The story came to msn.com via an Indian entertainment site and may have been fully or partially written by AI.

Abbigail Wheeler’s story fell apart in the face of evidence she never saw a trans woman naked at the Y and her family voluntarily pulled her from the team.

A school district in Wisconsin is once again being sued by WILL, after repeatedly being the target of national attention by conservatives.

What is chemical castration and is it an accurate description of any form of gender-affirming care?

A supposed “confidential Biden DoD memo” circulating on fringe conservative sites seems to be anything but.

In an appearance on Megyn Kelly’s podcast, the British anti-trans campaigner used a mangled Bible quote to say a US official should kill herself. The quote is increasingly used by extremists and carries an implied threat of violence.

Cam Ogden’s pediatrician did not “approve hormones after a 10-minute assessment”. On Twitter, a notorious anti-trans journalist falsely claimed otherwise.

This is rough, even by Fox’s typical print journalism standards.

Is the fact that some people are trans a threat to the “basic reality of the universe?” Chris Rufo thinks so!

The policies, which seek to make life more difficult for trans youth even when fully supported by their families, ask school personnel to determine whether a nickname is common before allowing it.

If this is a real picture of her, Lia Thomas looks great.