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In a recent response to our articles criticizing misinformation in Pamela Paul's article on detransitioners, Pamela Paul dismisses transgender people and trans activist. Evan Urquhart and Erin Reed respond.
The column by Pamela Paul was published the day after activists and Times writers called the paper out for anti-trans bias.
The opinion piece by Pamela Paul relies on routinely debunked disinformation and gets factual information wrong about transgender care. It is the latest NYT published piece to do so.
On Rogan's podcast, they claimed doctors are talking kids into transition just to make money.
It's the anniversary of when a coalition called for an end to the paper's misleading coverage.
In the face of widespread misinformation and media bias, the need to shine a light on the overwhelmingly positive experiences of gender-expansive youth and adults is more needed than ever.
More than 10,000 people from all 50 states have joined a GLAAD-led coalition calling on the Times to do better.
How one psychotherapist navigates the challenges posed by misinformation and politicization to support transgender and gender-diverse youth and their families.
TV's Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter, is using her superpowers against anti-trans forces.
A GLAAD-led coalition and a group of Times contributors say the paper of record is full of transphobic pseudoscience.
As the Oscar week fashion bonanza arrives, pay attention to who's wearing dead animals on their back and who's not, writes PETA's out exec Dan Mathews.
The American Psychological Association, representing 157,000 members, has issued a resolution calling for an end to trans care bans and misinformation around care.
In the January 16 issue of The Advocate, the plaintiff couples who brought marriage cases with the help of the gay rights group Lambda Legal were honored as part of our roundup of "People of the Year." But there were many more plaintiff couples who deserve that honor for contributing their time and energy to marriage cases decided last year.
Kristin Stewart and Ariana DeBose are among the handful of LGBTQ+ folks to receive a nod at this year's Academy Awards.
