A lawsuit representing one family has been filed against Gov. Abbott and the state’s Department of Family and Protective Services
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A lawsuit representing one family has been filed against Gov. Abbott and the state’s Department of Family and Protective Services
Protestors gathered at the Stonewall Inn in New York City to demand greater sanctions against Putin and aid to struggling LGBTQ+ Ukrainians
Amid a rise in anti-gay and anti-trans legislation, activists draw attention to the lack of legal protections for LGBTQ2S+ people in 29 states
A Black queer mother felt excluded in mainstream parenting spaces so she created an international community for mutual support
Conservative Scott Morrison said Australia’s proposed “Save Women’s Sports” bill is “terrific”
After Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declared gender-affirming care “child abuse,” familes of trans kids like the Stukpas are scrambling to figure out what’s next
Ashley Diamond’s lawyers say she has been subjected to repeated sexual and physical assaults and has attempted to take her own life while in custody
Carolyn Bennett is set to negotiate with the provinces to align future federal transfer payments
PERSONAL ESSAY: Writer Roz Milner reflects on the life-altering procedures she experienced alongside other trans people
These songs by Black artists shaped music journalist Daric L. Cottingham’s taste through the years
A Republican lawmaker flipped his vote on an anti-trans medical care bill after listening to testimony from Skyler Morrison and other advocates
The milestone follows a wave of reforms allowing trans and non-binary Mexicans greater access to corrected documentation
Since 2007, Article 198 has led to the harassment and abuse of trans women at the hands of police
Companies like Comcast/NBC Universal and AT&T have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to the bill’s key supporters
More than 300 swimmers rallied behind the trans athlete following USA Swimming’s policy change
After passing the Utah House on Feb. 16, the bill now moves on to the State Senate
The celebrated artist turns a keen eye on the often unsung work of women
Issah Habib fled his home country in 2016. He is now missing