Trans People

Ohio trans health advocate Tyson Crenshaw shares his own story as part of this guidelines update from Equitas Health.

Over the past 40 years, women living with HIV/AIDS have had to—and continue to—fight against erasure from the historical dominant narrative.

What is disability pride? Radical acceptance of both self and community.

The host of “Let’s Get Back to Queer” on what listeners can expect and why spaces that center Black LGBTQ identities are sacred.

The issue has cracked the city’s main Pride organizing group down the middle—but it’s unclear who’s not budging on what could be a key compromise.

The acclaimed LGBTQ drama series’ finale served as a feast of realness mixed with tributes to real life.

Black transgender women in the U.S. are impacted by HIV at alarmingly high rates, yet prevention and care studies largely ignore them. We spoke with four advocates on why that’s the case.

For Black women, before we can start conversations about switching to Cabenuva, we need to address issues around access, stigma, and cultural competence.

Queer activists say the recent ban on uniformed police officers marching in NYC’s Pride parade is justified and goes a long way to ensure the safety of LGBTQ community members.

This is a record year for bills aiming to block trans youth from medical care or school sports—and some have already passed.