Oklahoma is one of three states that does not allow trans people to correct the gender marker on their birth certificates
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Oklahoma is one of three states that does not allow trans people to correct the gender marker on their birth certificates
The Colombian Constitutional Court ruled that non-binary people should have the right to “opt out” of male and female gender markers on official documentation
ANALYSIS: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson could step into a major LGBTQ2S+ rights battle if confirmed
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
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
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
Issah Habib fled his home country in 2016. He is now missing
Both countries have faced widespread criticism for laws negatively impacting the LGBTQ+ community
After passing a transphobic sports ban, South Dakota lawmakers may not be finished
A Mississippi bill seeks to prohibit trans inmates from legally changing their name or gender marker during their sentence
Five LGBTQ2S+ people have been killed in February alone
OPINION: Nominating a Black woman is the first step toward representing the diversity of the country the court seeks to serve
Olivia Hill, who worked for Vanderbilt for 25 years, says she experienced sexist and transphobic harassment from her co-workers
Kristin Kingrey alleges discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender expression on the part of the U.S. Armed Forces
Attar was imprisoned on charges of espionage in 2007. Egyptian authorities claim he worked to recruit LGBTQ2S+ agents
Senator Tom Cotton wants inmates to be housed according to assigned sex, not gender identity
New Jersey joins nine other states in striking down its outdated laws