A judge temporarily blocked an executive order on ID gender markers, but transgender citizens are still waiting for officials to comply.

Pride month has always been both a celebration and a protest.

Our Protective Laws Stand, but the State Is Not Invulnerable

The United States Supreme Court, on June 18, affirmed the Sixth Circuit’s ruling upholding Tennessee’s Senate Bill 1 (SB1) that prohibited healthcare providers, within the state, from administering puberty blockers or hormones to minors for the purpose of treating gender dysphoria, gender identity disorder, or gender incongruence, while allowing such treatments for other medical conditions.

With demonstrations all over the city today, we talked to experts about how to show up and stay safe.

Pride didn’t begin with a parade. It began with a riot.

Several organizations, led by Gender Justice League and Traction PNW, held a protest event for Transgender rights on April 26 at Seattle’s Cal Anderson Park.

We Checked Up On Corporate Sponsors Who Haven’t Committed Yet

Two proposed rule changes dealing with transgender student-athletes in Washington did not pass, but the issue certainly didn’t end with those votes.

The Hospital May Be Violating State Anti-Discrimination Law, They Allege