trans rights

More than 1,000 Times contributors signed an open letter criticizing the newspaper's coverage of trans people.

It’s only February and we’ve nearly surpassed last year’s total of 315 bills.

Despite the flood of hostile legislation targeting LGBTQ+ people. 

The ban on gender-affirming care for young people is effective immediately.

A proposed bill is the latest in a wave of anti-LGBTQ+ laws aimed at public libraries.

Here's what that actually means.

It has been a ~year.~

LGBTQ+ people had some incredible wins, though quite a few candidates running on anti-LGBTQ+ platforms won too.

Our October/November cover star is taking her indignation and demanding better.

The vast majority of workers will be left out.

“We are uniquely vulnerable."

For queer students, school is a place that can hurt and heal.

“They give us reasons to want to grow up.”

Stella Keating, 17, is speaking out against anti-trans laws.

Like gay marriage and abortion access.

"Never give up on your beautiful self and know that you are not alone,” the congresswoman says.

We have to do a better job of fighting back.

"We won.”

For our June cover stars, the fight for LGBTQ+ equality is personal.

“We are as aggressive, if not more so, than, say, football or rugby.”