LGBTQIA*
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on LGBTQIA* and includes contents relating to gay and lesbian rights, transgender rights, queer rights, the denial of right, sexuality, sexual orientation, gender fluidity, trans men and women, questioning norms and dualistic categories.
In a country where transgender women are now required to identify as “very high-risk men,” four transgender women dressed as beauty queens…
When just weeks into President Donald Trump’s second term, the federal agency charged with safeguarding civil rights in the workplace withdrew from…
When one reads through the handful of media pieces covering Bangladesh’s transgender community, the narrative is usually about their victimhood and aspirational…
In 1890 Louisiana’s legislature passed the Separate Car Act, which required racial segregation on trains in the state. In response, New Orleans…
Intersex people have always existed. How they first started to find each other, build community and forge a movement against medical erasure…
A group of incarcerated transgender women and men have sued Georgia corrections officials, challenging a new law that prevents them from receiving…
A few months into the year my friend O. texts me: “2025 has been hard for men and love,” after we’d both…
Making time to write is welcome respite amid days marked by the intensification of fascist policies in the United States. To do…
“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born; now is the time of monsters.” — Antonio Gramsci Crisis…
The Supreme Court’s recent unanimous ruling in Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services hasn’t gotten nearly the attention it deserves. On the surface,…
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