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The order directs federal agencies to withdraw funding from educational programs that allow trans girls to participate in sports.

From what it says to what it means for you.

Activist and journalist Raquel Willis offers crucial advice to trans and nonbinary youth.

The designer made a statement while presenting his A/W 25 collection.

“the government will never be the source of our validation or protection, we have to do it ourselves,” the Boygenius singer said in a post on X.

From navigating anti-trans laws to protecting your joy.

His administration will likely run into legal trouble as it implements policies on federal identity documents and housing in federal prisons.

Research has debunked the idea that trans athletes have an inherent advantage.

Posts with LGBTQ+ hashtags were hidden under Meta's “sensitive content” policy which restricts "sexually suggestive content."

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“I'm not leaving because, oh, I just got tired of Texas. I'm leaving because my safety is at risk.”

Teen Vogue was present as organizers were arrested from the women's bathroom across from Speaker Johnson's office.

“It is very terrifying for our clients and also the health care providers to see the direction this is taking.”

What trans teens fear about U.S. v. Skrmetti, reported from the steps of the Supreme Court.

"That's our culture," the comedian, actor, and podcaster tells Teen Vogue.

From navigating tough conversations to determining whether it's safe at all.

While some Democrats refuse to touch trans issues with a 10-foot pole to evade the accusation of being obsessed with “identity politics,” Republicans are openly obsessing over trans people.

A new report details both an epidemic of fatal violence and discriminatory legislation against trans Americans. While many fear a Trump administration will only further threaten trans lives, these orgs are fighting back.

Latinx people are also receiving racist texts after a previous round of racist messages were sent to Black people last week.

“You have to navigate being often excluded.”