Red states are passing laws to advance their culture war. Blue states are passing laws to stop it. The Supreme Court is going to have to decide, and there is no compromise position.

The Republican legislature’s commitment to knocking down trans rights is astonishing.

Republican legislators claim they’re protecting children. Meanwhile, they’re also passing bills to loosen child labor laws.

In state after state after state, it’s the same—the same quack “experts,” the same false or outdated evidence, and the same hatred spewed at vulnerable youth. Step up, Democrats.

The bill is so vaguely worded it could also target trans people and Pride celebrations generally.

The bill would block health insurance from covering gender-affirming care and put physicians at risk of having their licenses revoked.

The information could be used to out transgender students.

The Republican is using the full force of the state government against them and their supporters.

The New York Times columnist lays the groundwork for a mainstream case for trans exclusion.

A Texas family investigated under a “child abuse” directive targeting trans youth is taking the state to court.

Over a dozen states are currently considering anti-LGBTQ laws.

With a bill banning trans student athletes, Republicans are claiming to protect children in order to consolidate power. Where have we seen this before?

Conservatives’ moral panic over Drag Queen Story Hour set the stage for the anti-trans bills flooding Republican legislatures today—and the same hate groups are behind it all.

What the debate about the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine, birth control, and blood clots was really about

Even before the vote was called, the bill’s supporters were given the floor to cast doubt on trans peoples’ lives.

Their tactics mirror those employed by white mothers who fought school integration: disguising bigotry with pleas to protect children.

The author of a book on the supposed “transgender craze seducing our daughters” claims she is being silenced. It is a very loud silence.

“Trans people don’t know if that polling place is going to be safe. We don’t know if any place is going to be safe.”

As abolitionist frameworks enter the mainstream, addressing gendered and sexual violence is treated like a conceptual trap. It’s not.

A historic Supreme Court ruling arrives in the middle of an uprising for Black trans lives.