The state’s governor just signed HB 1182 into law, which will require businesses to post warning signs about trans people in washrooms
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The state’s governor just signed HB 1182 into law, which will require businesses to post warning signs about trans people in washrooms
How one trans veteran confronts verbal and physical attacks—riding as hard as she can, chasing a memory
Supportive parents, especially supportive trans parents, are facing terrible choices
When I wound up in a traditional community for my student-teacher placement, I sought comfort in unspoken LGBTQ2S+ connections
The anti-trans bills across the United States come from dangerous ideas that have been simmering for years
A new report calls for the end of gay and trans panic defences in the United States
Two months into her role, the new state senator wants to make Delaware a better, safer place—not just for LGBTQ2S+ people but all of its residents
Welcoming the Joe Biden presidency also means saying goodbye to Donald Trump
Black gay minister Ashton Totten-Reynolds on his efforts to get out the vote in America’s most crucial battleground state
Senior editor Zaina Arafat was in Washington when the insurrection on Capitol Hill broke out
The country remains divided, but our unity is our strength—and that’s what will make the United States a more equitable nation
The U.S. election saw several LGBTQ2S+ candidates win their races. That and more in this final edition of Rainbow Votes 2020
Some good news from a disappointing night: Meet the queer and trans candidates who won their races
What can you expect from our next edition of Rainbow Votes 2020? Here’s The Brief for Nov. 3
Five American queer and trans-inclusive organizations weigh in
Next week’s election results could mean the start of a new, progressive era—or the continuation of an administration trying to kill us
What can you expect from our next edition of Rainbow Votes 2020? Here’s The Brief for Oct. 20
Jim Obergefell, the namesake behind the case that made marriage equality the law of the land, doesn’t have high hopes for America’s highest court