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Supreme Court Allows Va. School to Block Trans Boy from Bathroom

Gavin Grimm won't be allowed to use the men's room when he returns to school, because Justice Stephen Breyer sided with conservative justices in the decision.

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Transgender woman alleges abuse inside Arizona ICE detention

Karla Saenz came to the U.S. seeking asylum from guerrilla violence. She ended up in a men’s facility where she says she was subjected to violence.

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Teacher fired for reading LGBTQ+ children’s book takes fight to Georgia Supreme Court

The appeal could determine how far school districts can go in punishing teachers for books that touch on gender identity and inclusion.

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The expert-backed exercise tips helping gay men get it up and keep it up

These LGBTQ+ experts on erectile dysfunction have the tools tops need to get hard and stay hard.

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Elections

In NYC’s Stonewall district, voters want rent relief over representation debates

Residents in Manhattan’s historic LGBTQ+ council district say kitchen-table concerns should come before symbolic fights over representation.

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A mom asked the NYT publisher about harm from trans coverage. He defended the process instead

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The New York Times building is seen in New York City on January 22, 2026.

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During its annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday, The New York Times faced a pointed question it has largely avoided in public: What responsibility does the paper bear when its reporting is cited to justify laws and policies targeting transgender people? Keep Reading →

Colorado governor signs law recognizing that trans kids have privacy rights

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Flowers grow on a tree outside the Colorado statehouse on April 5, 2015.

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A new Colorado law will seal name-change records for minors, protecting the privacy of transgender youth who change their names. Keep Reading →

Missouri Republicans advance bill to police trans people’s bathroom access

At the end of a city street with lamp posts lit at dusk, the dome of the Missouri statehouse is lit up with yellow lights.

The Missouri State Capitol is pictured here on Oct. 16, 2023.

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Another state is trying to police who can use what restroom. Republicans in the Missouri House of Representatives have passed a bill requiring public entities to divide their bathrooms and changing areas by sex assigned at birth or face financial penalties. Keep Reading →

Oregon to pay $295K to trans woman imprisoned until 2049

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Zera Lola Zombie was moved to the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility in Oregon after she reported being assaulted at a men's prison.

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As the Trump administration has stopped considering gender identity in its prison policies, Oregon officials will pay $295,000 to settle a lawsuit from a transgender woman who said she was abused while housed in a men’s prison, where a judge later found she was likely subjected to repeated harm. Keep Reading →

Appeals court clears path to move trans women into men’s prisons despite sexual assault risk

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A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., has lifted a lower court's block on transfering transgender women to men's prisons.

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The Bureau of Prisons could soon relocate transgender women inmates to men’s prisons. Keep Reading →
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