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A proposed bill in Congress would ban trans people from bathrooms in museums, national parks and other federal property. How would it be enforced, and what are the consequences?
Drew Adams says his school district violated federal law and the U.S. Constitution by forcing him to use inconveniently located unisex restrooms.
Ashton Whitaker's school is violating federal law by denying him access to the boys' restroom, says the Transgender Law Center.
The votes are all counted, and residents have rejected Proposition 1, which would have restricted transgender people's restroom access.
One rule requires public notification about restroom access for transgender students, while another threatens teacher's licenses under the "don't say gay" law.
The group wants a lower court ruling in favor of Drew Adams's right to use the boys' restroom affirmed.
Gavin Grimm just wants to do what every other boy does, and what he was doing, until his school board stopped him: use the bathroom matching his gender identity.
Meanwhile, reporters at right-wing media outlets are filming Democratic convention attendees using the all-gender restroom in Philadelphia.
The Gloucester County School Board's requirement that trans students use only single-stall restrooms is unconstitutional, the ACLU argues.
A Florida student wins the right to use the boys' restroom, and a Pennsylvania district's inclusive policy is upheld.
Grimm's school district violated his rights under federal law and the Constitution by denying him access to the boys' restroom, the judge rules.
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory pushed HB 2 to protect from "government overreach." That language should sound familiar.
The amended suit by the ACLU and Lambda Legal says HB 142 doesn't fix the problems caused by the infamous anti-LGBT HB 2.
One court affirms trans students' right to use the restroom matching their gender identity; another strikes down Idaho's ban on gender changes on birth certificates.
Sometimes it can be as simple as pointing out some simple facts of life, according to a new study by labor groups.
The data from the Human Rights Campaign paints a stark picture for trans people: of the more than 175 new anti-LGBT pieces of legislation nationwide, 44 target the transgender community.
The Gloucester County School Board is appealing a ruling that found restrictive policies like the one it subjected Gavin Grimm to were unconstitutional.
Nancy Mace’s proposal to cut bathroom access for trans women in the Capitol is the latest in the building’s long history of excluding women lawmakers.
