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The Pentagon has begun moving to remove transgender service members from the military, the Justice Department acknowledged in a new court filing, identifying two plaintiffs now facing separation proceedings under President Donald Trump’s ban.

A new youth-led publication is challenging how communities respond to anti-LGBTQ+ violence, urging a move away from policing and incarceration and toward community-based solutions.

While supporters of Charlie Kirk describe the late activist as a free speech champion, a newly passed Tennessee bill named in his honor is raising questions about how far the state can go in restricting student protest.

Transgender service members challenging President Donald Trump’s military ban are pressing for a nationwide class action, as a federal court sets a timeline for the next phase of the case.

Dans un corps pédé, l’innocence se fissure parfois très tôt: un petit garçon dit “efféminé” cesse vite d’être vu comme un enfant pour devenir une surface de projection. Mais quand cette violence produit plus tard des corps sur-maîtrisés, sur-exposés, sur-désirables, une question persiste: reprend-on enfin le pouvoir — ou habite-t-on encore la blessure? L’article Survivre …

A federal appeals court on Wednesday handed transgender students in Minnesota a significant legal victory, allowing the state to keep enforcing a policy that lets high school athletes compete consistent with their gender identity.

A short documentary about transgender service members forced out of the U.S. military under President Donald Trump has been nominated for a News & Documentary Emmy, bringing renewed attention to a policy that has already reshaped the lives of those at its center.

At a moment when the legal ground beneath transgender Americans feels increasingly unstable, Shannon Minter is being recognized as one of the most influential people in the world, a distinction he says reflects the urgency of the moment as much as his decades of work.

On March 31, I sat down at my computer, microphone on, ready to record. I was nervous in the good way, the way you get when something feels important. I had been booked to appear on a podcast called Living My Faith, and I want to be honest: I was surprised they wanted me.

A California-based coffee chain has ordered the removal of LGBTQ+ Pride flags from its establishments, sparking outrage from some customers and allies.