BREAKING: Trump's VA rescinds policy treating transgender vets with dignity (exclusive)
The Trump administration quietly reversed the policy, which means trans veterans won't be protected from discrimination at VA facilities.
March 14, 2025
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The Trump administration quietly reversed the policy, which means trans veterans won't be protected from discrimination at VA facilities.
The results make the situation "worryingly clear," the Center for American Progress reports.
The address to a joint session of Congress was marked by bluster, exaggeration, and outright lies.
The move is among numerous anti-LGBTQ+ actions by the Trump administration.
Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “are starting their tenure at HHS by attacking trans people, harming their access to health, and promoting unscientific rhetoric about sex as a so-called immutable characteristic,” former HHS official Adrian Shanker told The Advocate.
Groups that work to end female genital mutilation and cutting worry about an executive order that co-opts the policies they’ve worked to pass over nearly 30 years.
Amid threats to marriage equality and LGBTQ+ rights in general, an art fair hosted the weddings and raised money to benefit transgender people.
The State Department, acting on a presidential executive order, has ended the use of a third-gender marker on passports and won't allow gender changes on them.
We can be outraged, but we mustn't be paralyzed, the esteemed scholar of gender writes.
He's going after diversity programs, transgender students, and more with executive orders that will most definitely be contested in court.
Some effects of the order are yet to be known, but most of its impacts will be negative, the Williams Institute reports.
It also has forbidden sex changes on existing passports, in accordance with Donald Trump's "two genders" executive order.
"The political targeting of LGBTQ+ youth — and transgender and nonbinary youth in particular — must stop," says Trevor Project CEO Jaymes Black.
The report comes from the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, headed by Adm. Rachel Levine.
As America battles over gender identity, there’s something we’re overlooking: the world’s rich history of nonbinary identities that challenge the Western notion of "male" and "female."
The lead author of an eye-opening new report from the Trevor Project tells The Advocate about the "stigma" intersex youth face, how it impacts them, and how to rectify it.
The suit comes from notoriously anti-LGBTQ+ Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
The proposed law would safeguard one of the most fundamental rights and responsibilities of American citizens.
The California Democrat, who is Peruvian American, called the move ‘discriminatory, dangerous and shameful.’
Sasha Jane Lowerson was initially excluded from a longboard competition, but then the organizer heard that would violate state law. She's decided not to compete, however.