Gender Identity

Bella Ramsey Says She Wore A Chest Binder For Most Of ‘The Last Of Us’

The actor also told GQ how "being called a ‘young woman’ or a ‘powerful young woman’” makes her uncomfortable.
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I Learned To Love My Body Hair While I Was Transitioning

“Part of the appeal of having pit hair is that it makes me attractive to the people I actually want to be attractive to.”
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My Son Asked For Minnie Mouse Underwear And I Realized We Have A Big Problem

"When I asked other parents how they handle clothing, most said they steer their boys toward the boys section — even if they want pink or unicorns — to save them humiliation."
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My Daughter Got A New Haircut. I'm Shocked By The Things Strangers Now Say To Her.

"Our 12-year-old daughter would like to pee without being harassed. Lately, she can’t seem to escape it."
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There's A Reason Parents Are More Creative With Girl Names Than Boy Names

The data shows that parents often pick traditional names for sons, but choose more experimental names for daughters. We asked experts why.
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Social Security Agency Now Allows People To Self-Report Their Sex

Applicants can indicate whether they are either male or female, even if their choice differs from their identity documents.
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Yes, Marathons Will Recognize Nonbinary Runners — But There's A Major Piece Missing

Nonbinary people are now recognized in major marathons, but they can't really win. Here's why.
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Virgin Atlantic's New Gender-Affirming Uniform Policy Could Change The Game

"As a trans nonbinary person who regularly faces a sea of 'ma’am' when I travel, I’m here to tell you that it’s huge."
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Sen. Josh Hawley Mocked For The Most Baffling Take On Gender Yet

The Missouri senator just cooked up a mystifying definition of “transgender propaganda."
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Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening Merriam-Webster Office Over 'Female' Definition

A man enraged over dictionary definitions of gender terms faces up to five years in prison for threats that caused Merriam-Webster to shut its offices for five days.
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