Boston Children’s Hospital Is Standing Up for Trans Youth
Also, trans athletes are really out here making sure these colleges and sports governing bodies don’t get away with their anti-trans bullshit.
Hospitals in Supposedly ‘Blue’ States Are Cutting Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Youth
Let’s not forget that witnessing resistance is important fuel in our continued efforts to ensure all trans people get the resources they need and deserve.
Where To Donate Money To Help Feed the People of Gaza
Israel, with the help of the U.S., is starving Gaza. Here are four places to give your money to right now.
Fighting for Our Lives
Amid increased violence against LGBTQ+ communities, queer fight clubs have emerged as an emphatic response.
The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee Votes To Ban Trans Women
Let’s give the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee a gold medal in cowardice.
Rosie O’Donnell Still Lives Rent Free in Donald Trump’s Collapsing Brain
Trump’s obsession with Rosie O’Donnell is a fire that burns for a seemingly endless number of nights. This week, he’s threatening to revoke her citizenship to improve his “great nation.”
That Ugly Ass Tax Bill Disproportionately Impacts the Trans Community
Even though the Senate removed the parts of the bill that would ban the use of Medicaid funds for gender-affirming care, the bill’s passing is still devastating for healthcare access.
What Queer Americans Can Learn From Hungary
We believe that Hungary represents the kind of country Trump and his allies want the United States to become.
“The Goal Was To Shut Us Down”: Ohio Campuses Reckon With Attacks on Education, DEI, and Trans Rights
Faculty, staff, and students in Ohio share fears and strategies after increase in legislative attacks that have led to departments shutting down, resources taken away from students, and confusion and frustration on campuses.
Zohran Mamdani May Have Renewed My Belief in Electoral Politics
Zohran Mamdani’s campaign was the first time in a long time that I felt comfortable publicly advocating for a candidate rather than a cause—and that’s because his entire candidacy was a cause.
From Passport Policy to Protests, Pride Month Hasn’t Been All Bad News for Trans People
The biggest trans news of the last couple of weeks aside from the ruling in the U.S. vs. Skrmetti case is actually positive.
Most of Us Will Survive
In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on U.S. v. Skrmetti, we have to fight for more than survival.
Thailand’s First Out Trans Diplomat Is Changing the Perception of What Thai Trans Women Can Do
When 23-year-old Dew Siratan Sittitanyawat reached the third round of her application to become a diplomat in Thailand, she was faced with a decision: attend her in-person interview as herself or cut her hair last minute.
As the Anti-Trans Attacks Keep Coming This Pride Month, Trans Resistance Rages On
I can’t think of a better time than Pride Month to celebrate our triumphs and rededicate ourselves to standing up for the liberation of everyone everywhere.
What You Should Know About Bill Seeking To Ban Medicaid Coverage of Trans Healthcare
In a devastating week for trans rights, there were also some legislative and advocacy wins. Read all about it in the latest Trans News Tracker.
GLAAD’s 2025 Social Media Safety Index Is Bleak — So What’s Next?
The internet is broken. This is abundantly clear to me not only as a queer person but as an editor for one of the few remaining online publications not owned by a media giant.
The American Academy of Pediatrics Isn’t Complying With Trump’s Bogus ‘Report’ on Trans Youth Healthcare
Plus, how students at University of Texas at Austin defied on-campus drag bans and more urgent trans news with expert analysis.
Queer Love Knows No Borders but Tell That to the U.S. Government
Whether leaving the U.S. or trying to get back, terrified or resigned, every queer person I spoke to in an international long distance relationship says they feel less at ease to travel.
Maine, Minnesota, and Pedro Pascal Are Pushing Back on Trump’s Anti-Trans Attacks
This is the first edition of Trans News Tracker, a bi-weekly round-up of the most important news — good and bad — impacting trans and queer people in the U.S. (and abroad).
Florida House To Vote on a Book Ban Bill That Could Have Devastating, Far-Reaching Effects
The vote will happen tomorrow. Here’s everything you should know and do (even if you’re not in Florida!). Make some calls, and help us defeat this bill today!