Despite winning a crucial victory in 2015, Ashley Diamond is still fighting for her rights
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Despite winning a crucial victory in 2015, Ashley Diamond is still fighting for her rights
“It is very hard for me to know that the state has gone out of its way to discriminate against me just because I’m transgender”
A well-meaning research project left out a big chunk of the queer community
Ads Up Canada brought together a group of Aussie ex-pats to help queer and trans refugees out of detention and into safe homes
After a deadly year for trans and gender nonconforming Americans, A.E. Marling wants more trans-affirming policy and content from the media giant
The Oregon politician made history in 2008 as America’s first-ever openly transgender elected mayor
“It was painful to be turned away and we are thankful that this long journey for us is finally over”
LGBTQ2S+ healthcare organization FOLX puts a spotlight on trans rights in Texas
LGBTQ2S+ advocates celebrated the move but warned it would not be the end of discrimination in the foster care system
Welcome to the absolute coolest Pride celebration on earth
Every year on Nov. 20, we mark the lives lost to anti-trans violence
“It’s an attack against my livelihood… It’s an attack against my existence”
OPINION: But the rewards are worth it, especially the sex—wet, filthy, kinky sex where bellies slap and flesh wobbles in shameless ecstasy
The International Olympic Committee says trans female athletes will no longer be forced to limit their testosterone levels
The first-time minister talks money, mandates and representation
Director Bretten Hannam discusses his beautiful and difficult new film “Wildhood”
OPINION: As we head into the holiday season, brands are championing “gender neutral” lines that are really just fancy loungewear
Marie Laing discusses her landmark study on Indigenous queerness among urban youth