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Watch: Coming-of-age in dark times is tough, but there’s hope in trans youth doc What Will I Become?
Margaret Cho, Harper Steele, Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump & more have signed on to back this urgent documentary.
Federal Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program money can no longer be used for certain gender-affirming care to young people in Virginia and other states, after a new U.S. Department of ...
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The international letter-writing campaign helping trans people feel love, safety, & belonging
“It’s crazy how these tiny things can make a measurable impact in people feeling seen and comfortable." ...
The US health department wants current positions, guidance updates and timelines from six organisations. The Endocrine ...
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Youth sports parents speak out against fee increases for South Western's athletic facilities
Parents urged South Western School Board officials to lower their facility fees after several youth sports programs saw major ...
The Trump administration on Wednesday restored the “Press 3” option for LGBTQ+ youth on the national 988 Suicide & Crisis ...
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Matthew Lillard speaks out against college campus rapists while advocating for trans youth: 'Lead with love'
Matthew Lillard is the latest celebrity to weigh in on the alleged gang rape controversy at Cornell University, taking a dig at the Ivy League institution while voicing his support for trans youth.
New York City is planning to spend about $9 million to support gender-affirming care for youth in the city after several ...
Tim Mooney has spent years turning contentious political fights into ballot questions. Now, his operation is targeting ...
The Spokane City Council officially oppose d two statewide initiatives on ballots this November, one that would ban trans athletes from playing in girls' sports and another that modifies ...
Matthew Lillard weighs in on the Cornell assault case while backing trans youth: "most people should lead with love." ...
The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is planning to steer nearly $9 million to non-profit health ...
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