Missouri families are reporting that Azeen Ghorayshi of the New York Times has sought their participation in a podcast that will cover gender affirming care. The largest LGBTQ+ organization in MO is warning families not to agree.

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.

Coverage of a Christian school challenging non-discrimination law contains subtle attempts to skew the story against transgender girls’ participation in sports.

The dead naming of murder victim Brianna Ghey is one particularly egregious example of how hurtful the use of trans people’s previous names can be.

The family of a trans boy whose medical care was outlawed and who would have been forced to use girls bathrooms at school is not the same as retirees moving to be close to their grandkids.

On an episode of Armchair Expert podcast, Jonathan Van Ness wound up defending trans youth as Shepard revealed the way anti-trans talking points had impacted his thinking.

The mainstream press in the United States has been quick to tout England’s removal of care from vulnerable youth, but the dire consequences don’t fit the narrative.

A story on the allegations of former St. Louis gender clinic staffer Jamie Reed left parents who spoke with NYT reporter Azeen Ghorayshi crushed.

A New York Times reporter, a questionable source, and the chance to smear gender-affirming care are a match made in hell.

In the Atlantic, Lewis mischaracterizes the positions and evidence of those who favor of trans rights, portraying anyone who disagrees with her as an activist.

Three months in and everyone, especially the right wing press, continued to be fascinated with the power of a transphobic tantrum over Bud Light’s partnership with a blameless trans woman.

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?

The obviously bogus allegations by former clinic worker Jamie Reed did not result in any finding of misconduct at the Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.

Florida Republican State Representative Webster Barnaby, who voted with other Republicans to advance a bill banning trans people from public restrooms, apologized for calling trans people “demons.”

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.

A false right wing narrative about campus culture and free speech is responsible for an environment where Ron DeSantis can seek to dismantle the honors college of Florida and turn it into a conservative Christian school.

Sometimes a bias towards compromise and bipartisanship papers over the truth.

People are asking questions, and some of those questions are about the paper of record’s increasingly clear anti-trans bias.

The Washington Post didn’t really give an answer, but we will.