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Here are the 28 transgender Americans lost to violence so far this year

The epidemic of fatal violence against trans people in the U.S. continues.

Trans woman Sasha Williams stabbed to death in Las Vegas

Williams was killed in January, but her death is only now being widely reported.

Fourth Trans Woman Murdered in Florida

The murder in Orlando became yet another case of media and law enforcement misgendering a victim.

Queens of the Crews

America's Best Dance Crew 's gay group may have to contend with judges calling them ladies and a fickle voting audience -- but if backflips in stilettos don't get them noticed, nothing will.

Bills Introduced in Tenn. to Ban Drag Shows, Gender-Affirming Care

Just one day after voters rejected the conservative conspiracy theory about LGBTQ+ people, lawmakers in Tennessee doubled down with not one but two restrictive bills.

Trans Day of Remembrance: Honoring the Beautiful Trans Lives Stolen

Sunday honors trans lives lost and remembers bold lives lived.

The Rich Queer History of American Drag Queens

The art form will likely outlast attempts to restrict it.

'Deadnaming' Trans Women Isn't Just Insulting, It Subverts Justice

The way cops in Jacksonville, Fla., and other jurisdictions investigate the murders of transgender women adds insult to injury and may hinder the solving of cases.

7 Things That Are Everything This Week

Solange, Regina Spektor, and SNL all return!

Eric Holder: The Exit Interview

Loretta Lynch is finally confirmed by the Senate as Eric Holder's replacement. The Advocate spoke with the outgoing attorney general on marriage equality, the progressive agenda, and the future of civil rights.

17 Winter TV Shows LGBT Viewers Can't Miss

From new hit series to the return of old favorites, these 17 shows are must-see TV for LGBT viewers this winter.

The Advocate's 27 Favorite Films of Outfest 2014

This year's Outfest features more than 150 films. The Advocate has chosen 27 of our favorites.

Inauguration 2013: A Ceremony and a Celebration

The first president of the United States to support marriage equality takes the oath for his second term.