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Tristan Young’s crowning as homecoming queen at a Missouri high school sparks an outpouring of support and ignites a fierce battle in the war of words online.
The owner of the platform formerly known as Twitter continues to engage with the hate account.
Experts have described the tactics employed by Chaya Raichik, who runs the account, as stochastic terrorism.
After a library official kicked out a speaker who kept misgendering trans women and video of the incident got spread online, somebody called in a bomb threat.
The clinic was highlighted a day before a bomb threat was made.
Chaya Raichik, who runs the account, claims to just hold up a mirror to the LGBTQ+ community in an effort to protect kids from “indoctrination.”
Philadelphia officials say the accused shooter, Kimbrady Carriker, was a cisgender man. And he was more interested in gun rights than Black Lives Matter.
The shooter killed eight people at a mall on Saturday.
The entertainer’s last show was on Friday at which time it didn’t appear he knew it would be his last.
For Republicans it’s all about subtraction instead of addition.
They spew anger and hate but a few rainbows got them all out of sorts.
The Elon Musk-owned social media platform has once again found itself in hot water.
Chaya Raichik thought she had cornered the New York congresswoman who had absolutely zero time for the hate monger.
U.S. Reps. Mark Takano and Adam Schiff cite a report that use of the "groomer" narrative has risen 119 percent since Musk took over Twitter last fall.
Juno Dawson says the book is meant for teens as a way to provide them with an additional resource in sex education.
For the second time in two days students in a Rochester-area school district have been terrorized because somebody doesn’t like the books in the school library.
The person threatening the schools was upset about “groomers,” which is a far-right wing slur to attack LGBTQ+ people who work with children.
Not even an hour after the far-right hate account targeted the school district, officials from the area responded and thanked the bully for targeting them.
She's on a media tour to sell her book.
Ne-Yo Takes Back His Apology for Transphobic Comments
The musician indicated that the written apology came from his publicist but his video came from the heart.