The Washington Post and the Daily Beast have featured responsible, factual coverage of trans issues. That’s now threatened as two editors who helmed culture war focused papers have been put in charge.

Mira Lazine wrote that an offensive op-ed opposing trans medical care by a gay man made major errors in its interpretation of the history of the gay rights movement and the APA.

Instead of looking into the glut of research that doesn’t fit his confirmation bias, Ben Ryan is angrily asserting that he’s an industry pro after I dared to question his venerated Washington Post piece.

In the Washington Post, Megan McArdle pushes vague fearmongering about transgender youth in an example of the poisoned debate that asks endless leading questions when we already know the answers.

The cons were spitting mad that a trans woman’s life was celebrated.

If people who have detransitioned don’t want bans on gender-affirming care, what are we even doing?

The teens who murdered Ghey referred to her as “it” and discussed her trans identity in dehumanizing ways as they psyched themselves up to stab her in a public park.

A Washington Post report on pharmacies sharing patient records without a warrant has implications for the trans community.

The columnist wants you to believe that forcing trans people out of public life is not only acceptable, but inevitable.

Everything you ever wanted (or didn’t want) to know about trans women and breastfeeding.

The Washington Post columnist seeks to exonerate the Times, but only manages to showcase his own lack of knowledge.

Why can’t the media call a terroistic spade a spade?

A lot has happened since November!

No, not those out-of-touch Americans. We’re talking about conservatives!

This Daily Mail spin really has to be seen to be believed.

David Byler writes in the Washington Post Opinion section that trans rights are growing less popular, putting a bland face on an escalating strategy of fear-mongering and discriminatory law.

The conservative columnist attempts to chart a middle course on the question of transgender youth. Unfortunately, it’s not grounded in the reality of how families and children work.

An article on the Utah ban on gender-affirming care contrasts Republicans opinions with those of activists, subtly downplaying the medical consensus on gender affirming care.