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In 2023, the state legislature banned care for transgender youth “pending research.” The research is in — and inconvenient for Republicans.
Advocates are calling on President Joe Biden to veto it.
The Human Rights Campaign led an effort to get the White House to clear up its previous statement opposing some treatment options for transgender Americans.
"We are failing our most vulnerable children on this issue," Davids said.
"It's terrifying for young lawyers," Mary Mason said.
Members of the 39-year-old chorus perform the showstopper from Dear Evan Hansen while social distancing.
You can provide a comment supporting better protections for LGBTQ+ people to the Biden administration before midnight on October 3.
Meanwhile, Florida lawmakers are considering legislation that would create a ban even stricter than the one adopted by medical boards.
As violence against transgender Americans continues, including the recent Colorado Springs attack, it's time to counter the misinformation out there.
San Francisco suburb Alameda is testing out antibullying education that may soon spread across the country. But will right-wingers who argue that gays shouldn't get "special privileges" get their way?
A new federal letter gives Republican-led states another road map to cut off gender-affirming care for minors.
The Pride in Mental Health Act, introduced Thursday by U.S. Sens. Laphonza Butler and Tina Smith, comes at a time of crisis for LGBTQ+ young people..
A bill GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced Friday would make it a class C felony to provide gender-affirming care to minors.
And Brittney Kerr Aldean is trying to defend them...yet again.
Even though conservative justices expressing skepticism about such care, supporters of trans rights say there may be a favorable ruling.
Experts tell The Advocate that the document can't be taken seriously and is riddled in misinformation.
The new federal rule stands to empower discrimination against trans people, PrEP users, and more, the plaintiffs said.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services falsely claims such care is not evidence-based.
