Trans Youth Rebel Against GOP Attacks at D.C. Prom
The attendees included a Mississippi trans girl who wasn't allowed to wear a dress to her graduation.
May 25 2023 4:29 PM
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The attendees included a Mississippi trans girl who wasn't allowed to wear a dress to her graduation.
Acceptance at school and home makes a big difference, says a new Trevor Project report.
Look no further than indoctrinated parents of queer youth.
The findings are part of a research brief by the Trevor Project.
His pet project, "don't say gay," now expands to high school students.
"I've been hung up on my genitals for far too long, and I'm starting to feel like a freakin' Republican lawmaker!," Kearney said.
This is likely due to the stress caused by discrimination, bullying, and lack of family support, researchers say.
One administrator allegedly blamed the gay student for his social media post and said being gay was a choice.
Longtime ally Radcliffe meets the group in Sharing Spaces, premiering Friday on Transgender Day of Visibility.
Family support can make a positive difference, according to the Trevor Project.
Mid Vermont Christian School withdrew from a state basketball tournament rather than face a team with a trans player.
The GOP would have many believe that students are inundated with sex and gender conversations daily when, in reality, most never hear about those topics in school.
Love’s varied forms are constantly under attack from conservatives, but Together counters the message that all families must look like a Norman Rockwell creation.
The group sponsored the rally along with organizations like Moms for Liberty, which is allied with Governor Ron DeSantis.
Even with her concern, Monica Helms finds cause for optimism during Transgender Awareness Week.
Some students were reportedly left in tears over the decision.
Girls' volleyball teams in Cherokee County, N.C., will not play again this season against a school that has a trans girl on its team.
Parents in Grant, Mich., objected to LGBTQ+ images in the mural and claimed some other images promoted devil worship and witchcraft.
The move is the organization's first international expansion, and the Trevor Project expects to eventually serve other countries as well.