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While Trump and Republicans aren’t winning over voters with transphobic ads, they are succeeding at making Americans skeptical of trans rights.
The ads make misleading claims about gender-confirmation procedures and say trans athletes will destroy girls' sports.
Equality organizations bankroll new effort to turn tide against North Carolina's homophobic, transphobic law.
The ad, using the guise of "protecting" girls' and women's sports, has drawn condemnation from LGBTQ+ activists.
Pattie Gonia says that the Republican former president’s campaign used her likeness without permission.
"It doesn't even work," the trans actor reminded viewers on The Daily Show.
Under Donald Trump’s administration, trans inmates had access to the same medical care that his campaign is attacking Kamala Harris for supporting.
The poll is the latest evidence that anti-trans attack ads may not help Republicans in 2024.
The ad is the second one from a Democratic candidate in a swing state responding to an onslaught of anti-trans advertising.
The final weeks of the gubernatorial contest have featured a series of one-upmanship ads about who will be the most anti-trans governor.
The Republican U.S. Senate nominee didn't let the tragedy stand in the way of his transphobic rhetoric.
It took one nonbinary student to distill all the hateful anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric and ads into the most consequential question for us in this election, John Casey writes.
The Republican U.S. Senate candidate has railed against trans people throughout his campaign.
The paper didn't quote an out trans person in two-thirds of its stories about anti-trans legislation in the past year, says a new report from the watchdog groups, which comes a year after the Times received strong criticism for amplifying anti-trans viewpoints.
From bragging about killing a puppy to lying about meeting North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, Kristi Noem keeps getting more ridiculous.
Republicans are attacking the vice president for something Trump’s own administration provided to incarcerated trans people.
The ad has raised eyebrows among those who support the Texas congressman in his race for U.S. Senate against Cruz.
Post’s inclusive policies and Discord’s protective measures contrast sharply with X’s backslide and Meta’s moderation struggles, highlighting the evolving battle for LGBTQ+ safety in social media.
They hope that people are more afraid of transgender folks than a future under GOP control.
The Gallup survey, where a majority said trans athletes should compete under their gender assigned at birth, may be skewed by anti-trans rhetoric.
Republicans have spent $65 million on attack ads that target 0.6 percent of the population. Here's all the context they're missing.
