Assigned Media’s street photographer shares some of her best photos from outside of the Supreme Court before and during oral arguments at U. S. vs Skrmetti on December 4, 2024.

Have you ever wondered, “Why doesn’t congress do anything to help me?” Well keep wondering, baby, they’re about to ruin thousands of lives!

Youth activists camped out at the office of Wes Streeting, the Labour MP who recently decided to make permanent a ban on puberty blockers outside of a state-sanctioned research study, denying any hope of evidence-based treatment to youth with gender dysphoria under the age of 16.

A doctor somewhat infamous for her work with and advocacy for transgender youth has been named in a lawsuit by a detransitioner, Kaya Clementine Breen, for allegedly rushing her through a transition that she now feels was unnecessary.

Transgender people are scrambling to update names, IDs, passports, and other documents out of fear of what a second Trump administration may bring. LGBTQ+ organizations have rushed to help in whatever ways they can.

People gathered in front of the Supreme Court to stand up for trans rights. Assigned’s team captured their photos and stories.

Sorry to harp about bathrooms lately, but we’ve got a win this time!

An interview with Chris Geidner of Law Dork about what he thinks happened at oral arguments in US vs Skrmetti and whether journalists should smooth the way for the high court to uphold bans on gender-affirming care for youth.

A 2022 paper digs into the inherent joy that comes with being transgender.

Outside supporters of trans rights showed their fighting spirit. While inside, questions about detransition signaled court’s openness to gender affirming care bans.

Assigned Media’s reporters were on the scene early, reporting on the Supreme Court case that may decide the fate of transgender healthcare.

He’s back, and by the time you finish this article, you’ll wish he wasn’t.

What you need to know and what the mainstream media may not tell you about the case.

After attacks on the trans community in the wake of the election, Riki Wilchins takes a look at the actual data.

A comic based on trans news stories from the month of November 2024.

Bathrooms, bathrooms, bathrooms! Where’s a girl to go piss when all the guys in suits are so pissed at me?

Discount Biff Tannen and evil buffoon Donald Trump may issue a second, even worse ban on transgender Americans serving their country.

Odessa, Texas enacts a draconian new law targeting transgender people.

Throwing it back to antebellum, Representative Nancy Mace gleefully pushed to block first openly trans congresswoman Sarah McBride from Capitol and House offices bathrooms… before Speaker Mike Johnson made the ban a reality all on his own.

Recounting a harrowing night, Riley Black illustrates what survival means to her.