The article profiles Munroe Bergdorf, a model, author, and activist, highlighting her role in advocating for trans rights, racial justice, and social equality. It explores Bergdorf’s evolving relationship with the media, her activism, and her personal growth.
The video “Lost Rituals of Trans Priestesses From 2000 Years Ago” explores the lives and practices of transgender priestesses in ancient history, particularly focusing on the Gallae, the priestesses of the goddess Kybele in Rome. Hosted by Sophie Edwards, the documentary-style video debunks misconceptions and offers a detailed analysis of how gender variance existed and was respected in ancient societies.
Eddie Murphy’s Child Comes Out As Transgender Man (The headline of All Hiphop’s article misgenders Angel Murphy as “daughter”, while they stick to right pronouns in the text. It might be that the desk has messed this up.)
The New York Times’ coverage of transgender people and issues has been critiqued for years by trans people, the broader LGBTQ community, and allies. Now instead of directly addressing the critiques, meeting with the community harmed by the coverage, or forthrightly fixing its errors in reporting and news gathering, the Times is deploying its most distrusted and discredited reporters in a new project designed to profit off its inaccurate and biased coverage.
Human Rights Watch has released a report detailing the impact of bans on gender-affirming care for transgender youth in the United States. The report, titled “They’re Ruining People’s Lives: Bans on Gender-Affirming Care for Transgender Youth,”argues that these bans violate fundamental human rights, including the right to health and personal autonomy.
The BBC’s new drama What It Feels Like for a Girl is based on Paris Lees’ memoir and follows Byron, played by Ellis Howard, as they navigate their queerness and trans identity in early 2000s Nottingham.
Byron encounters The Fallen Divas—Lady Die, Sticky Nikki, Dirty Damian, and Sasha—who shape their journey of self-discovery.
The series also features drug dealer Liam, Byron’s father Steve, and mother Lisa, each playing a role in their turbulent coming-of-age story.
Shaye and Amanda Scott have been sharing their married life online, following Shaye’s transition in 2023. Prior to Shaye’s transition, they welcomed 3 children together. She spoke to her middle child Hudson, age 10, to ask him about life with a transgender parent. She’s also a source of fashion inspo for her pre-teen daughter, with the pair sharing their matching piercings. Amanda and Shaye first got married in 2012, and 11 years later Shaye came out as trans. However, she told Amanda that she wouldn’t transition if it meant losing their marriage. Amanda supported her every step of the way, flying across the world to get surgeries. They then renewed their vows in 2024, with their gay uncle blessing the Mormon wedding. Both Shaye and Amanda grew up in religious homes, and have spoken about how they receive hate from their own community online. As they continue on their journey of discovery and love , we can’t wait to see what the future has in store for this beautiful queer family. #lgtbqia#family#trans#transparent#parenting#children
The Kerala High Court on Monday allowed a transgender couple to be recognised as ‘parents” instead of ‘father’ and ‘mother’ in their child’s birth certificate.
Kate Nash has released a protest song titled GERM, which directly condemns transphobia and misogyny in the UK. She is clearly addressing the toxic hate of British “gender critical” TERFs (i.e. so-called “trans-exclusionary radical feminists” like JK Rowling.)
