I’m the mother of two trans girls living in Ohio. Our state is making our family choose between giving up our home and our rights
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I’m the mother of two trans girls living in Ohio. Our state is making our family choose between giving up our home and our rights
OPINION: The mainstream “detransition” conversation is informed by transphobia, ignorance of trans history and collective denial of trans lives. Until we reckon with those realities, we won’t resolve the debate
Less support and more targeting is taking a toll on educators’ mental health
ANALYSIS: Protection from discrimination on the basis of sex can and should be used to protect kids like Nex Benedict
ANALYSIS: A new report is setting the stage for the future of trans healthcare in the U.K.—and it could spell bad news
Young people say adults, schools and politicians are failing them
How do we mourn people we’ve never met, yet feel inextricably connected to? How do we honour the dead without appropriating their stories?
OPINION: A study reveals that we have a long way to go to reach workplace equality for trans and non-binary people
OPINION: On International Transgender Day of Visibility, we must call out Canada’s right for weaponizing the triumph of our visibility
Experts weigh in on what the term tells us about the goals, language and future of the global anti-trans movement
Where did this idea come from? How does it affect the trans community? Does the science hold up?
With new elections on the horizon, more LGBTQ+ Russians than ever before are being pushed to leave the country
Youth in Ontario, Alberta, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan have reported an increase in harassment and mental distress since September
OPINION: They want us to return to a world where getting care means taking our lives into our own hands
ANALYSIS: The province’s new set of anti-trans policies are unprecedented in Canada and are as politically motivated as it gets
If passed, Westlock would be the first town in Alberta with such a bylaw. The move echoes similar attempts in the U.S. to ban Pride flags in schools and government buildings
Experts say the tactic is more about intimidation than legal enforceability
Experts say the precedent means that the queer community will be able to protect themselves from defamation and hateful speech