Colorado Ruling Protects Gender-Affirming Care for Minors (+more transgender news)

Colorado Supreme Court Rules Providers Must Continue Care for Trans Youth and Sue Trump Instead

Colorado Supreme Court Rules Hospitals Must Not Comply With Trump, Must Continue Offering Trans Youth Care

The Colorado Supreme Court has ruled that Children’s Hospital Colorado must resume gender-affirming care for transgender minors. The case, Bella Boe v. Children’s Hospital Colorado, was brought after the hospital paused such care in response to threats from the Trump administration that providers could lose federal funding. Justice William Hood, writing for the majority, argued that Colorado’s protections against gender-identity discrimination cannot be overridden by a simple calculation that more people might be affected if a hospital lost funding.

Transphobia: A Problem of Emotion

Rather than try to work through their fear of trans people and trans acceptance, reactionaries instead choose to double down and lash out, hence the absurd emotional language we see from them whenever they try and argue against trans rights.

Honey Mahogany and San Francisco Team Up to Help Trans People Fleeing Red States

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia commemorations took place in Cuba against the backdrop of increased tensions between the country and the U.S.

Man Charged With First-Degree Murder in Stabbing of Trans UW Student Juniper Blessing

Transgender darts player Noa-Lynn van Leuven has said a report that was used to justify her being banned from professional women’s tournaments was “not independent”.

Social media has offered a place for trans people to advocate for themselves, yet since 2018 have become actively hostile to trans perspectives due to right wing attacks on trans identities.

Could America elect its first Black transgender member of Congress?

Trans Athlete AB Hernandez Forced to Share First Place With Cisgender Girls at Track Meet

When Being Transgender Is Treated Like a Workplace Problem

Following last week’s landmark Giggle v Tickle appeal decision, trans rights advocates have criticised New South Wales Premier Chris Minns comments that biological sex differences should be “reflected in the law”.