“People told me, ‘You can pass this in a minute if you take out trans.' I said, ‘I won’t pass it in 100 years because I’m not ever taking out trans.’

Sometimes, the things you say yes to surprise you. The flicker of something that feels like hope and desire that dances from your stomach to your throat, as you gaze into the mirror and weave earrings through your earlobes.

If a pro-trans majority is on the table, how might we cultivate it? By building majorities, practicing solidarity, contesting for governing power, and offering a vision.

The Democratic Women’s Caucus pulled support after Republicans amended the legislation to require that the museum exclude transgender women.

Climate change is intersectional—and this demands that nonprofit organizations consider how their missions might require them to address and mitigate climate harms affecting the communities they serve.

The group was contrarian from the start.

The number one spot was previously held by the same country for a decade.

Both international human rights laws and the United States own laws appear to be being broken by this administration

After threats from the Trump administration, many health systems have stopped providing gender-affirming care to trans youth and adults. Getting access to this care is critical.

A coalition of LGBTQ+ and historic groups sued the administration after it ordered the flag's removal in February.

Expanding sanctuary protections does not undermine existing commitments to immigrants but rather strengthens the city’s broader promise of safety.

The case was brought by a Christian counselor who argued that Colorado’s ban violated her free speech rights.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Colorado's ban on 'conversion therapy' for minors violates counselors' free speech rights under the First Amendment. The decision overturns the state's prohibition on practices aimed at changing a minor's sexual orientation or gender identity.

Philadelphia's Lincoln University has deep historic ties with Ghana.

They said it promotes a "sodomite life."

"Attempts to hurt New York and the LGBTQ community simply won’t fly, but the Stonewall Pride flag always will."

Even New York City's mayor said he was "outraged" by the flag's removal.

"Where democracy is undermined, so too are human rights."