A Call to Action for Trans Youth on Transgender Day of Visibility
We must keep fighting for civil rights for all transgender youth in order to provide the justice they deserve.
March 31, 2023
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We must keep fighting for civil rights for all transgender youth in order to provide the justice they deserve.
Lawyers for the department declared recent anti-trans laws in West Virginia and Arkansas violated the constitution.
Kiara St. James of New York Transgender Advocacy Group on why we must take to the streets for TNGC rights.
That argument comes in a brief to the Supreme Court in a trans bias case the court may take up.
While the world is obsessed with bathroom usage, transgender men and women are struggling for survival in the country's prisons and detention centers.
A new documentary about the life and death of Shelly Hilliard reminds us of how often black trans women are seen as expendable.
Chief Justice Roy Moore called a trans protester a "known transvestite."
The journalist is one of the first people on the story when a killing strikes in the trans community, and she's one of our "Women of the Year."
Layleen Cubilette-Polanco was in custody for a misdemeanor offense when she was found dead in a cell.
The director of Gender Justice Nevada reflects on the hope — and subsequent disappointment — sparked by the group's involvement with the Transportation Security Administration.
The day after Bangalore's pride parade, 167 hijra were detained under an anti-begging law in a move advocates consider a targeted assault against the women's gender identities.
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins faces criticism for not bringing charges against the security guard who shot Banko Brown to death.
“Every day, I fight to prove that transness is something to be celebrated, not eradicated,” Chase Strangio tells The Advocate.
Trans actress Nicole Maines is seeking justice on Supergirl.
Transparent does justice to trans women of a certain age.
The trans military ban and the Justice Department's support of antigay discrimination are terrible, but there's something far more insidious going on.
Activists hope that James Dixon’s reported “blind rage” confessions will not deter justice for the black trans woman he is on trial for killing.
Justice Alito worries about trans restroom access and equal rights for rapists, while Kavanaugh sees no connection between homophobia and sexism.
The Cecilia Gentili grant will assist groups aiding trans women of color, sex workers, immigrants, and the formerly incarcerated.