Trump’s anti-trans agenda takes center stage at planned 'Detrans Awareness Day' events
Republicans rally in D.C. to amplify anti-trans voices and push gender-affirming care bans.
MARCH 11, 2025
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Republicans rally in D.C. to amplify anti-trans voices and push gender-affirming care bans.
Reps. Nydia M. Velazquez and Yvette D. Clarke express concern that the removal was politically motivated.
Trump attempted his best behavior during a speech to women in honor of Women's History Month, but it's easy to read between his lines.
Some continue to try to paint the president as being on our side. Then how is his team worse than anything we've ever seen before?
Donald Trump's picks for Cabinet are incredibly anti-LGBT, in the mold of his vice president.
San Francisco suburb Alameda is testing out antibullying education that may soon spread across the country. But will right-wingers who argue that gays shouldn't get "special privileges" get their way?
“They’ve purged the ‘immune system’ within the government that held back their worst impulses,” GLSEN executive director Melanie Willingham-Jaggers told The Advocate.
His choice, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, has joined in lawsuits against the agency -- and against the federal government's guidance on treatment of transgender students.
Republicans failed to get 60 votes to move the discriminatory bill forward.
Matt Gaetz wasn't the only one.
The action comes after complaints from Democratic congresswomen (pictured) and the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce.
Thune, a senator from South Dakota, has differed with Donald Trump at times but now says he's committed to Trump's agenda.
Because these institutions treated trans and nonbinary kids with respect, Donald Trump’s people are investigating them.
"GLSEN, like many of our peer organizations and the communities we serve, is not immune to the widespread and sudden changes moving swiftly over the horizon," writes Melanie Willingham-Jaggers.
Those who were once silently complicit in our oppression are now forced to voice their bigotry or change their minds, says The Advocate's editor in chief, Matthew Breen.