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Over 90 percent of parents surveyed support their child's gender identity, but half of the kids are getting bullied at school, according to the report, released along with a new guide for these parents.
As Pride Month draws to a close, The Normal Anomaly Initiative's Joelle Bayaa-Uzuri Espeut writes that visibility and representation for Black transgender individuals must be celebrated and amplified beyond June.
Researchers found the Netflix series could negatively impact the most vulnerable.
The trans women, drag queens, people of color and lesbian and bisexual women who were REALLY behind the riots.
Overcoming societal misconceptions and the medicalization of trans identity, Scar Rulien writes that being a trans teen isn't defined by suffering or mental illness but by the joy of living authentically.
The singer-songwriter says she opposes Michfest's intention to exclude trans women but will still headline the event.
The Neon Trees' frontman gave an emotional performance of his new song "Midnight," about the pain LGBTQ Mormons face.
Queer men and women are more likely to struggle with anorexia and bulimia than their straight counterparts, and social stigma is a factor.
She might not be Bey, but her look and mannerisms had many people convinced!
This weekend is the 12th Annual Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR,) and many of us across the nation will be memorializing transgender Americans murdered because of their gender identities or gender expressions. This event is held every November honoring Rita Hester, a 34 year old African American transsexual, who was mysteriously found murdered inside her first floor apartment outside of Boston on November 28th, 1998, because it kicked off the “Remembering Our Dead” web project.
The trans author holds zero punches as she takes readers for a relentless, gruesome ride through TERF hell.
This viral video will have you tearing up!
This history major just made history.
"Minds are being changed by one little voice."
"I've talked about this before," Haynes writes, "but I can't stress enough how important it is to seek help when your feeling down or in your darkest moments."
The LGBT men and women of the New York City Fire Department, from paramedics, EMTs, and firefighters, show that courage comes in many forms.
