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Katie Couric Interviews First Openly Transgender Boy Scout

Katie Couric and Joe Maldonado discuss the journey from being kicked out of the Boy Scouts to ultimate acceptance.

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Tennessee board fires library director who refused to comply with LGBTQ+ book purge

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Trans people are here to stay, no matter who tries to erase us

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Transgender military community gathers to honor its own as Trump’s ban grinds forward

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Recipients of the 2026 Albert Cashier Awards gathered at the Human Rights Campaign headquarters in Washington, D.C., on March 28, 2026.

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On Saturday, a room at the Human Rights Campaign headquarters in Washington, D.C., filled with transgender service members, veterans, allies, and advocates for SPARTA Pride's annual Albert Cashier Awards. The ceremony honors those who have fought for transgender military service, named after a trans Civil War soldier who served in the 95th Illinois Infantry, fought in 40 battles, and lived as a man until his death in 1915. Keep Reading →

Transgender activists rally in D.C. as nationwide protests bring out millions

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People attend the 'Trans Day of Visibility Rally' hosted by the Christopher Street Project on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on March 31, 2025.

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Transgender activists, elected officials, and allies gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Saturday for a Trans Day of Visibility rally organized by the Christopher Street Project, as millions of people across the country joined coordinated “No Kings” protests the same day, according to organizers. Keep Reading →

Entertainer Ts Madison calls out Republicans’ anti-trans politics of fear

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Ts Madison explained to CNN's Victor Blackwell why being visible as a transgender person in today's America is more important than ever.

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Emmy Award-winning entertainer Ts Madison went on CNN Saturday with a clear message: at this moment in America, simply being visible as a transgender person is an act of defiance. Keep Reading →

Backlash grows after Pete Hegseth alters military general promotions list

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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth gestures as he speaks during a Cabinet meeting in the Cabinet Room of the White House on March 26, 2026, in Washington, DC.

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Criticism is mounting after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth intervened in a routine military promotion process, removing four officers from a list of candidates recommended for elevation to one-star general. Critics say it breaks with longstanding norms and raises concerns about bias. Keep Reading →

South Carolina Senate passes bill restricting transgender students’ bathroom use

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South Carolina Republicans are focused on restricting the rights of transgender kids.

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The South Carolina Senate has approved a bill restricting transgender students’ access to bathrooms and locker rooms, advancing legislation that reflects a widening shift in how Republican-led states are regulating the everyday lives of trans people and aligning with a growing number of Republican-led states adopting similar policies. Keep Reading →
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