Pennsylvania schools are putting in windows in gender-inclusive restrooms so teachers can monitor students
The South Western School District is drawing much criticism for the plan, taken on the advice of a right-wing law firm.
October 3, 2024
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The South Western School District is drawing much criticism for the plan, taken on the advice of a right-wing law firm.
The findings conflict with an independent autopsy by the Transgender Law Center saying the trans woman died from abuse.
Gov. Kevin Stitt's executive order calls for binary definitions of gender according to that assigned at birth.
Roxsana Hernandez died this spring in ICE custody. The Transgender Law Center says she faced mistreatment here.
At least 45 trans people are being held at a Texas detention center, says a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesperson.
Departure comes amid growing family seperations while the death of a transgender refugee in ICE custody remains unexplained.
NBC found thousands of LGBTQ and disabled migrants kept in isolation over a five-year period.
Alejandra Barrera has been detained at the border for nearly two years. It's time for her to be released.
At one point a Republican equated gender-affirming care for kids to giving them ice cream for every meal.
House Republicans are continuing their party’s culture war against the LGBTQ+ community.
Dillon Awes said two gay pastors and the church official who hosted them should "get the death penalty, not be preaching behind the pulpit.”
The ban on drag story hours and other performances is blatantly unconstitutional, according to a coalition of individuals and institutions.
One advocate said the investigation has created a “hostile environment” for the local trans and healthcare communities.
The comments come as a new survey shows three out of five Floridians have considered taking him up on the offer.
One school board member explained "There were editorials that were essentially, I guess what I would say, LGBTQ."
Cutting off services for people once they turn 18 or 21 is just reinforcing a cycle of misery. A new bill in New York could change that.
Perpetrators seem to perceive government support for their actions, says an activist.
That's one of the shocking-not-shocking findings in a new poll by the Southern Poverty Law Center.