Transgender activist Riki Wilchins interviews academic and legal scholar Florence Ashley.

Looks like that landslide Labour win won’t be a return to sanity for trans folks in the UK. New Health Secretary Wes Streeting has declared open war on the trans community by expressing an interest in permanently banning private care puberty blocker prescriptions thanks to the bogus Cass Report.

Instead of angrily asserting that he’s an industry pro any time a trans woman dares to question his venerated “Washington Post” piece, Benjamin Ryan might do better looking into the glut of research that doesn’t fit his confirmation bias.

Cisgender children will still be able to receive the drugs, which have been portrayed as too risky for trans youth.

Research shows that puberty blockers and testosterone therapy do not seem to impact fertility, bone density, or sexual function for trans boys. The Atlantic’s moral panic depends on you not knowing that.

Last November, the New York Times devoted thousands of words to concerns that puberty blockers might cause lifelong problems with skeletal health. A new study validates critics who suggested these concerns were overblown.

Ted Hudacko has slightly changed the wording of his long running complaint over his daughter transitioning as a teenager.

This isn’t journalism. It’s despicable.

A judge in West Virginia ruled against a trans girl who hoped to join other girls participating in school sports.

The body resposible for setting guidelines for gender affirming care labeled the NYT piece “misinformation.”

The standards for mainstream reporting on trans issues are distressingly bad.