Trans people, families and allies are rallying across the country on Monday, Trans Day of Visibility, and over the weekend as well. Show up and stand up! It’s never been more important.

Instead of tackling real issues, the governor and attorney general see political gain in scapegoating trans people. Legal fine points don’t matter.

The Texas attorney general’s effort to undermine court-ordered gender changes is not legally binding.

Pushback in two hotbeds of anti-trans legislation. Trump deals more cruelty and confusion for trans veterans. The top story lines as the week begins.

A measure pending in the state Senate seeks to enshrine “exclusion, discrimination” into law.

As legislation targeting the trans community increases, it is important to ground ourselves in the details of the laws that impact us.

Continuing his full-tilt anti-trans hate campaign, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has now filed suit against the NCAA for… allowing trans players? Even though they barely do?

After previously passing legislation offering “bounties” on trans people using bathrooms not matching their gender assigned at birth, Odessa deems the ordinance unenforceable.

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

Last week, Odessa’s city council passed an ordinance barring trans people from the correct bathrooms and allowing anybody to sue suspected violators of this ban. This is, shockingly, a really terrible idea!

A memo distributed internally at the Texas Department of Public safety now disallows Texans from using court orders or amended birth certificates to have the gender marker on their license changed. The DPS says the Attorney General’s office is to blame, and what’s more, Attorney General Ken Paxton seems dead set on creating a list of trans Texans again… again. Again.

The government alleges Haim sought the re-activation of his lapsed access to healthcare records at a hospital he no longer worked at for the purposes of leaking health records to a conservative activist.

The detransitioner, who has chosen to manager her dysphoria with mindfulness, had the lawsuit against her former HRT providers dismissed with prejudice.

Representative Shawn Thierry voted to ban gender-affirming care for youth. Now she’s heading for a runoff, unless her opponent, Lauren Ashley Simmons, won outright.

Right wing media ran with the false narrative that a church shooter was trans. The right’s fringes aren’t giving up on it now that we know it’s false.

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.

Sherman High School won’t let trans boy Max Hightower play a romantic lead in their production of Oklahoma! For the Dallas Morning News, this become an opportunity to attack trans youth healthcare.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center complied with a request for private medical data on trans patients, leaving patients and their families fearing political reprisals from a trans-obsessed Republican party.

The first responsibility of reporting should be to ensuring that readers fully understand the events being reported.

Leakers and liars are gunning for individual doctors and shuttering clinics.