In 2016, North Carolina’s HB2 prompted businesses, musicians and even the NBA to boycott the state. Today, at least 12 states have similar laws on the books. What changed?
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In 2016, North Carolina’s HB2 prompted businesses, musicians and even the NBA to boycott the state. Today, at least 12 states have similar laws on the books. What changed?
ANALYSIS: Ohio has set a new precedent for using gubernatorial powers to indirectly outlaw transition—other states may follow
OPINION: So long as LGBTQ2S+ people keep undermining freedom of speech among ourselves, we will never be able to defend ourselves from homophobic and transphobic censorship
Canada’s queer Muslim community embraces multiple identities while confronting prejudice from many sides
From Thailand and Namibia to Poland and the U.K., good news is on the horizon for queer and trans folk
Experts say the precedent means that the queer community will be able to protect themselves from defamation and hateful speech
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Our culture maven S. Bear Bergman has some terrific suggestions on navigating family drama and crafting your own traditions
The writer, poet and anti-TERF activist reflects on half a century of fighting for trans rights
ANALYSIS: Unhoused people are a part of our communities, so what can we do?
As anti-LGBTQ2S+ discrimination shakes the U.S. South, a non-profit and team of activists join together to bring visibility to trans lives in South Carolina
At protests across the country, queer and trans people are insisting that LGBTQ2S+ liberation and Palestinian liberation are intertwined
LGBTQ2S+ people at protests in Montreal and Toronto explain why there are so many queer contingents calling for a ceasefire in Gaza
California is often viewed as an overwhelmingly progressive state—but the reality is much more complicated
As one group pulls out of organizing, protesters and counter-protestors keep to plans
The ruling is a major setback after LGBTQ+ Indians have notched big victories over the past decade
OPINION: Covering rising anti-trans hatred left me burnt out and incapacitated. Taking a break made me feel guilty, but I learned no movement can stay sustainable without rest