Writing for The Atlantic, James Kirchick seems to think the struggle for queer liberation is pretty much over in the US. The more you read, the clearer it becomes that James just doesn’t think the trans community is worth fighting for.

The Epoch Times, a far-right website associated with the Chinese Falun Gong religious movement, may have been funded by criminal activities.

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.

It only cheapens the deaths of innocents to make them about pre-existing culture war gripes.

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.

Governor Spencer Cox claimed the AMA, APA, and AAP are “all very political groups” the Republican governor falsely claimed.

Doriane Coleman wrote in the Atlantic that Katie Ledecky, Megan Rapinoe, and Angel Reese could never have been stars if sports weren’t segregated.

Why did they need two articles on the same thing?

Claims that Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the UK have acted to restrict access to gender-affirming care are the latest misleading tactic in the fight against this necessary treatment.

The authors of the latest article on detransition misled readers about the research and obscured the extreme beliefs of their main anecdotal example, Chris Beck.

Conor Friedersdorf’s shallow approach to the question of how schools should respond to transgender youth leaves out a lot.