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For trans people, the question isn’t “Are trans advocates being too loud and strident,” but “How am I going to survive the next four years under Trump?” Riki Wilchins says.
Muhyyee-ud-din Abdul-Rahman, 18, was planning to move to Syria and join a group affiliated with Al-Qaeda.
Donald Trump’s running mate said he makes stuff up during a CNN interview.
The Washington, D.C., drag queen has been the target of at least eight bomb threats in recent months.
Chaya Raichik, the right-wing extremist behind the account, has been targeting the gym chain over its inclusive stance on transgender members.
Following attention from Chaya Raichik’s hate account, a middle school in Waukesha received several threats.
Parents and organizations have released an open letter to the hate-spreader ahead of her potential Oklahoma visit.
Sean Cummings said that the superintendent of public instruction and Chaya Raichik of Libs of TikTok are to blame for creating an environment in the state rife for bullying.
Chaya Raichik accused an NBC journalist of silencing tactics and claims victimhood in the face of scrutiny over her incendiary online behavior.
Even after Oklahoma schools suffered a series of bomb threats after she posted about them, the state government is bringing her in to advise about books in libraries.
Previously, Jarrett William Smith was convicted of disturbing bomb-making instructions and was charged with encouraging the assassination of former presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke.
Chaya Raichik’s posted an image of herself smiling with a copy of USA Today that ran an article on the threats that follow her social media posts.
Alejandra Caraballo has been copied on dozens of email bomb threats made across the country.
The far-right group’s expulsion from the space seems to have sparked a spate of bomb threats against the library.
The threat to the well-being of the kids was not the drag queen reading a story.
Reporter Ryan Young used the wrong pronouns for Mulvaney in a segment about the Bud Light controversy.
Juno Dawson says the book is meant for teens as a way to provide them with an additional resource in sex education.
