The FTC’s recent anti-trans “workshop” proves the agency can’t be trusted to “protect kids” with online censorship powers. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was created in 1914 to protect consumers ...

The 19th spoke with experts about the window of opportunity — and risk — that exists while the State Department complies with ...

Despite the Supreme Court's discriminatory, deadly — and false in its claims — Skrmetti decision, trans people are real. Stand up for us.

Follow trans people online, like Imara Jones, Natalie Wynn, Abigail Thorn, Chase Strangio, Ivan Coyote, Charlotte Clymer, and Dylan Mulvaney, who was targeted in a vicious anti-trans campaign.

Of course there is reason to be upset and frustrated: In 2023 alone, at least 25 trans and gender non-conforming people have been killed, according to the HRC.Pacheco-Branch turns her frustrations ...

Trans people in the U.S. have gained more rights in recent years, yet in many states those same rights are under attack. Now they are grappling with their newfound visibility – and vulnerability.

Determining the number of transgender people in the U.S. is not simple. Until 2021, the U.S. Census Bureau didn’t ask about sexual orientation and gender identity, so we lack large-scale ...

Trans people should receive support from their cis counterparts because it’s the right thing to do, because we need help from groups in power to ensure equity.

More people chose to change their names at the age of 18 (15.28%) than at any other age, though their data showed that trans people may choose to change their name at any point in their life.

Determining the number of transgender people in the U.S. is not simple. Until 2021, the U.S. Census Bureau didn’t ask about sexual orientation and gender identity, so we lack large-scale ...

Everyone’s process is different, and that's OK." A recent National Center for Transgender Equality survey found that out of 92,000 transgender people, 94% felt satisfied post-transition.

Take the time to speak up around Transgender Day of Visibility, which falls on March 31 each year, a time when we acknowledge and honor the rich lives and experiences of trans and nonbinary people.