Online harassment of doctors and hospitals that provide gender-affirming care has led to bomb threats, death threats and lockdowns
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Online harassment of doctors and hospitals that provide gender-affirming care has led to bomb threats, death threats and lockdowns
Many LGBTQ2S+ advocates believe there is still a lot of work to do beyond the latest efforts of reconciliation
Researchers hope the study will help clinicians recognize that “eating disorders impact not only cisgender women”
Nearly all of the school’s instructors are also trans
A pair of biological twins and the legendary Sasha Colby highlight the largest “Drag Race” cast ever
On the heels of two Supreme Court petitions arguing to legalize same-sex marriage, Delhi just got its first trans representative
Residents and tourists alike will be banned from having sex outside marriage, in a country where same-sex marriage is not recognized
Sixty-one percent of the 512 penalties called by officials last season involved insults based on sexual orientation or gender identity
The alert was made amid far-right attacks on LGBTQ2S+ people in Texas
The bill, which was filed by Rep. Jim Olsen, could force trans people under the age of 21 to medically detransition, if they’ve already begun transitioning
Under the new policy, all blood donors would be individually assessed for “risk,” regardless of their sexuality
The Manitoba Skateboarding Coalition are fundraising for an indoor skate park, as Winnipeg’s largest space has discriminatory policies
The decision comes after months of criticism from scientists and public health experts
The non-profit is under fire again for purportedly lying about partnership with renowned Indigenous artist Kent Monkman
The Connect-Clinic can’t take new patients under Ontario’s new funding agreement with doctors
An extension of the country’s infamous 2013 “propaganda” law will also ban depictions of homosexuality across all media
Following a summer peak, new cases have steadily dropped—but it’s not all a success story
Australia, Denmark and the U.S. are among the World Cup teams trying to draw attention to Qatar’s abysmal human rights record