According to reporting by the Advocate, the levels of diphenhydramine found were compatible with suicide.

Arguing about who’s platforming Chaya Raichik is a distraction from the voices we desperately need to hear from right now.

An Oklahoma 16-year-old died after being beaten by peers in a girls bathroom at Owasso High School. Rumors and misinformation have swirled around the story ever since.

“Having a fight in school, it’s not breaking news, it’s not so outrageous,” said the embattled social media personality and member of the Oklahoma State Library Advisory Committee.

Chaya Raichik, the lady with a social media account repeatedly linked to bomb threats to children’s schools and hospitals, is being tapped by the state of Oklahoma for their book banning committee.

A fight over whether trans youth can update their records is about ensuring trans people can never escape discrimination and stigma, and Oklahoma’s Department of Education is being open about that fact.

In North Texas, Max Hightower will resume his role in the school’s production of Oklahoma! Meanwhile, the Daily Caller reports Disney is allowing janitorial staff to including pronouns on their nametags.

A lawsuit seeks to hold an Oklahoma school responsible for not enforcing discriminatory bathroom policies.

Transphobes ask: What if two completely different things were actually the same?

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.

An Oklahoma health center has ceased providing gender-affirming care to patients under 18 after the governor signed a bill banning them from recieving funds if they continued to serve these patients. The governor also called for a full ban from the legislature.