Brynn Tannehill

The thin line between preferences and prejudice.

Democratic candidates must tell us how they will protect us from Trump's assault on the judiciary.

Journalists like Jesse Singal -- who wrote a much-derided story on transgender children -- need a warning label at the very least, Brynn Tannehill says.

A frighteningly biased piece on trans youth was published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, says Brynn Tannehill, who breaks down why it's so wrong.

To some conservatives, adultery and sexual assault are OK if the right people are doing it. But being trans -- well, that's always a sin that trumps everything else.

Brynn Tannehill "translated" a recent letter from Catholic bishops that declared transgender people are figments of everyone's imagination.

Homophobic hate groups like the Family Research Council smell blood in the water.

A primer, in 15 steps.

Matt Bomer's new film epitomizes the dangers of "transface."

It's now considered impolite to call transgender people names in public, but we're still treated like subhuman beasts.

The Trump administration's abandonment of trans youth will have real consequences, writes Brynn Tannehill.

The GOP's concern with civil liberties begins at the Second Amendment and ends somewhere near a public restroom. 

The Southern freak-out over LGBT rights is reminiscent of past reactions to equality gains.

Here's your primer on where we go from here.

Trans Day of Visibility is vital, but it will take legal might to end "bathroom bills" and other legislated animus.

Withdrawing an award nomination from Alice Dreger was the right thing to do, writes Brynn Tannehill.

Before he checks out of the White House, the president just may get the last laugh.