US-based hate group behind rise of anti-trans science and standards worldwide
SEGM has spent almost $1.5 million dollars and received nearly $2 million to push anti-trans hate into "scientific" legitimacy and "evidenced based" objectivity.
Good News! Trans youth healthcare ban defeated in the Senate
The ban was attached to a plan to defund subsidies for health insurance plans bought through the public market.
Irish National Gender Service closes waiting list due to chronic and deliberate underfunding
Prior to the closure, the only other ways to get HRT in Ireland were DIY, or expensive private health clinics that issue EU-recognized prescriptions, but operate outside of Ireland itself.
US Senate pushing ban on trans healthcare, most abortions, nationwide
The US federal government is poised to codify that trans lives are inherently wasteful and effectively end transition for most people across the entire United States.
Brazil: Rio's Pride Parade Isn't What It Should Be, But There's Some Value In Fun
So, I went to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's 30th Pride Parade in November...
KOSA hearing shows broad support for censoring children’s access to the internet
This hearing shows that parental groups and tech lobbyists agree on the broad strokes of what children’s access to the internet should look like.
Minnesota Court of Appeals expands legal precedent for faith-based discrimination
Broadly, this new precedent could mean that any faith-based organization now has free license to discriminate based on internal policies. It remains to be seen if this will remain state-wide precedent or be elevated to a SCOTUS case.
Oklahoma: Trans Instructor Suspended After Student Called Her Peers ‘Demonic’ in a Poor Quality Essay Which Cited No Sources
The suspension appears to be a response to calculated right-wing attacks. By Jane Migliara Brigham Yesterday, a trans instructor at the University of Oklahoma was put on administrative leave following poorly-evidenced complaints of discrimination by a student with deep ties to christian nationalist politics. Last month, Samantha Fulnecky, a junior