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Elon Musk reversed the company’s reversal on prohibiting deadnaming and misgendering users, clarifying that it only applied in some places.
Advocacy groups say the quiet policy change and weak enforcement mechanisms leave a lot to be desired for the safety of users on the platform formerly called Twitter.
In a recent clash on social media, Elon Musk accused Stephen King of ‘deadnaming’ the platform formerly known as Twitter, now X.
Because Vanessa Joy used her legal name and didn’t list her deadname on the petition, she is being removed from the ballot. Now, she's appealing the decision and is ready to challenge it in court.
After public outcry, local news outlets corrected the story, highlighting the importance of accurate reporting about transgender victims of crime.
Minor was shot to death in Raytown, near Kansas City.
Looks like transphobes aren't going to be spewing their hate on Discord anytime soon.
Savannah Ryan Williams was shot to death November 29 in Minneapolis.
Advocates criticized the breathtaking hypocrisy of Cruz’s Safeguarding Honest Speech Act for its potential harm to the LGBTQ+ community and pointed out the irony in his own name choice.
The billionaire seems to be morphing into a cartoon villain.
An email sent to employees after the training said it was "biased" and offensive to some workers.
The controversial billionaire continues catering to far-right extremists and right-wing ideiology.
All five major platforms must do more to protect LGBTQ+ users, according to GLAAD's Social Media Safety Index Platform Scorecard.
While her bigotry may be legal, Candace Owens learned it isn’t free.
It’s now okay to deadname and misgender trans people on the app, thanks to the free speech absolutist who banned people for insulting him.
