While states are passing laws restricting bathroom use for transgender people, Governor Gina Raimondo wants to continue pushing Rhode Island in the opposite direction, now by allowing health coverage for transitional services for state workers and their dependents 18 years and older.
U.S. immigration officials are opening a new detention facility in Texas that will include a unit specifically created for transgender individuals.
A North Carolina high school will allow students to carry pepper spray, razors and other items which one board member suggested they might need to defend themselves against transgender classmates they encounter in the bathroom.
The Obama administration on Monday filed a lawsuit against the state of North Carolina, alleging that a bill that blocks protections for transgender people violates federal law.
“This is what trans looks like, Gov. McCrory,” Adam Plant writes. “I am trans, I am queer, I am a lover, a writer, an actor, and a singer.”
Those photos of urinals in the women’s restroom at Target? Turns out, those weren’t exactly accurate.
The fact that many LGBT people end up as a sex worker is an issue often overlooked rather conveniently by many activists and charities.
Less than two weeks ago, North Carolina’s state legislature passed, and the governor approved, an innocently named bill with the title “HB2.”
In the ensuing shitstorm that has followed, it has come to be known as “The Bathroom Bill.”
Georgia lawmakers are facing a boycott by Walt Disney Co. and its subsidiary Marvel over a religious-liberty bill that LGBT activists say is discriminatory.
Ah Kansas, my home state. You can always count on them to party like it’s 1959. No matter what Kansas does, no matter how stupid, you can set your watch by the fact that they will out-do themselves in spectacular fashion in quick fashion.