Why do inmates have access to gender-affirming care? Those Trump ads you keep seeing debunked
Republicans have spent $65 million on attack ads that target 0.6 percent of the population. Here's all the context they're missing.
October 22, 2024
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Republicans have spent $65 million on attack ads that target 0.6 percent of the population. Here's all the context they're missing.
Dragun's spokesperson called the move by the Miami-Dade County Corrections Department "distrubing and dangerous."
The Utah corrections department strongly disagreed with the finding, saying it was “blindsided” by the timing and had been working to resolve identified issues.
Yella Clark was serving a life sentence — which they had recently appealed — at Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola.
Trans man Tyler Copeland says he was subjected to a hostile work environment at Rogers State Prison.
Chelsea Gilliam says she was sexually assaulted, denied hormone treatment, and placed in solitary confinement.
The news marks a notable shift by the Department of Defense that has been a focus of some veterans’ advocacy efforts for decades.
A 24-year veteran corrections officer says his superiors repeatedly ignored his complaints of discrimination and intimidation from his fellow officers and from incarcerated people.
Shelly Lamb said she endured targeted abuse and was moved to a basement closet by the Department of Corrections.
The state's Attorney General Derek Brown credits President Donald Trump for the decision and a new attitude from the federal prosecutors.
It’s a big victory for trans rights.
Dragun's spokesperson had previously said the beauty influencer was put in a men's unit after her arrest at a Miami Beach hotel earlier this week.
Few stories have helped inspire advocacy on behalf of incarcerated trans women more than that of 37-year-old Ashley Diamond. Today her attorneys announced a historic settlement in her federal lawsuit.
The Department of Corrections continues to list her gender as male and to deadname the inmate.
The DOJ is supporting a Georgia transgender woman who is suing the state's Department of Corrections over denial of care.
The settlement comes as a vindication for Michelle-Lael Norsworthy, who was paroled before receiving the gender-confirmation surgery that a federal judge ordered the California Department of Corrections to provide.
A blistering 93-page report from the Department of Justice notes multiple cases of violence and sexual assault against LGBTQ+ incarcerated people across Georgia.
People with gender dysphoria are protected by the Americans With Disabilities Act, said Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, and their rights "are not given up at the jailhouse door."
The new policies from Florida prison officials come in response to SB245, which bans gender-affirming care for minors and the use of state funds on any gender-affirming prescriptions or surgical procedures.