Targeting condoms is ineffective at deterring prostitution and threatens public health, and the practice also contributes to police discrimination against New York's LGBT community.
An Idaho transgender woman was cited for trespassing last week for using the women's bathroom in a grocery store. Ally Robledo, 25, was cited April...
UPDATE: Spa World manager James Lee said reports his business had admitted to refusing gay and transgender customers was inaccurate. Though he did not...
A transgender student from Canada has allegedly been barred from using the men's restroom at school. James Spencer, 16, says that he has been told...
An Illinois anti-gay Christian hate group voiced its condemnation of a newly affirmed school policy for transgender-inclusion, claiming the "feckless ...
Ten years later, the double murder of transteens Stephanie Thomas and Ukea Davis still hasn't been solved. It saddens me and other DC-area transpeople who remember that horrific crime that it hasn't.
We at the ACLU will continue to push for clarity that bans on sex discrimination protect those who are transgender. Let's celebrate the fact that it is becoming increasingly clear that discrimination against transgender individuals, be it in the workplace or in a health-care setting, is sex discrimination.
The owner of Bishop Tavern and Lounge in St. Petersburg, Florida has issued an apology to a transgender woman who was turned away on ladies night, the...
Deoni Jones was 23 years old, fatally stabbed while waiting at a bus stop in Washington, D.C. Police say they have no evidence that this particular stabbing was related to her gender identity. Regardless, she was one of too many transgender women violently killed.
The story of Valeria Villalta, a 30-year-old transgender immigrant from El Salvador, has a rare positive outcome. Many others aren't so fortunate. ...
Story by Kate Sosin, courtesy of the Windy City Times In what could be the first employment discrimination judgment made in favor of a transgender ...
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is not fighting a nearly $500,000 judgment for a Library of Congress hiree who lost the job while undergoi...
