Advocates had worried that the Supreme Court cases could result in a nationwide ban on transgender athletes.
On Tuesday, lawyers for Lindsay Hecox and Becky Pepper-Jackson will argue that their rights were violated when they were banned from competition.
On December 30, 1975, just before the New Year, the city council passed trans-inclusive protections unlike anything the U.S. has been able to achieve.
Approximately 1.3 million LGBTQ+ immigrants live in the United States, but the journey has been difficult for at least 150 years.
Kentucky clerk Kim Davis’ attempt to challenge Obergefell v. Hodges was again rejected by the justices.
The decision barring transgender people from changing their gender markers will cause "irreparable harm," advocates say.
Queer historians are using LGBTQ+ History Month to reflect on the often forgotten but powerful resistance against the Nazis.
From a Boston protest to global recognition, the history of Intersex Awareness Day shines a light on decades of work to preserve bodily autonomy.
The president’s previous support is at odds with his anti-trans hostility now. What’s behind the shift?
In the first of three blockbuster LGBTQ+ cases on its docket this term, the Supreme Court is about to hear a challenge to Colorado’s conversion therapy ban.