A writer for the National Review who wrote about Transgender Day of Remembrance made the false claim that trans people are actually safer than other groups of people.

In New Jersey, an 18-year-old trans woman accessed gender-affirming care over the objections of her parents. Conservatives want to outlaw that, too.

Conservatives are outraged that a transparent attempt to troll a major anthropological conference was rejected, and the mainstream media is helping to cover up the details of what was planned.

In the National Review, the difference between allowing children safe people to confide in and intentional grooming by predators is being eroded in furtherance of the moral panic over trans youth.

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.

An anti-trans writer for the National Review has some tips she thinks are helpful for “fighting trans activists in everyday conversation.”

A Denmark study showed that as the country grew more tolerant and more trans people came forward, suicides rates among trans people decreased.

An incoherent op-ed for the National Review is mad about the decline in traditional values and that trans women are treated as women by non-transphobes.

Amber Lavigne of Damariscotta, ME believes a social worker provided a binder to her child. In the right wing press her unconfirmed allegations have been repeated as fact.

Iszac Henig told his own story in the New York Times. A conservative columnist wants to erase his story and replace it with her own.

The nature of propaganda is to steal language from the truth in order to sew confusion. But sincerity, honesty, and transparency cannot be faked.

A writer for the National Review bemoans the addition of a second definition, one that includes trans women, to the entry for the word.