In a landmark lawsuit, Jane Doe is fighting the U.S. Pentagon to serve as a trans woman
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In a landmark lawsuit, Jane Doe is fighting the U.S. Pentagon to serve as a trans woman
Performance artist uses their trans body to fascinate and challenge
A new women-only app uses biometric software to determine users’ genders. For trans people, it’s yet another pseudo-scientific method of gatekeeping
A new study suggests 11 percent of trans and non-binary people in Canada have undergone the harmful practice
I’m tired of seeing myself in the stories of others. For once, I want to see me
Seeing the women of ‘Pose’ honoured shows how the shared humanity of Black queer and trans folk is finally being recognized
Sundance’s ‘Disclosure’ redefines what it means to be for us, by us
They send the problematic message that trans women’s bodies are anything-goes sexual playgrounds
A friend’s heartfelt tribute to the trans woman recently murdered in Toronto, and a personal plea for change
Takeaways from the Black Futures Lab’s latest census
We spoke to Alicia Garza, founder of Black Futures Lab, about the organization’s eye-opening survey
Six new memoirs by trans authors show the genre is growing far beyond its once-stifled roots
I fight for trans rights because of my trans sisters. It’s my small way of returning the love that has meant the difference between death and life
The debate over whose lives and rights are more important distracts from revolutionary work that could benefit us all
Everything you need to know about the anti-trans speaker, the library and the trans activists and allies fighting against them