Transgender News July 25

Trans women “face misogyny and transphobia simultaneously. The hatred of women plus the hatred of anyone who defies the boxes the patriarchy built. Double the oppression. Double the targeting.”

Country Singer Defends Song About the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot, Trans Rights and Immigration After Fans Walk Out of Concert

Brianna Turner defends trans community amid WNBA debate

UK: Lambeth Council has signalled it will resist new guidance on access to single-sex spaces, over fears that it risked “leaving trans people open to discrimination”.

Singer Ariana Grande has launched the Brighter Days Ahead Foundation to support causes like LGBTQ+ rights, reproductive health, and mental health
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Trans Lifeline, which runs a crisis hotline for transgender people, is one of the nonprofits Grande has supported. The group has received $125,000 total — $75,000 in emergency funding last June and $50,000 when the foundation formally launched in May.

A secret trans support group met above a brothel in 1890s Manhattan. It may have changed the world.

Black Trans Teen Jayla McGee’s Loved Ones Say She Was Shot and Killed. The Public Record Is Nearly Silent.

Family and friends say the 19-year-old Black trans teen was shot and killed in Belle Glade—leaving her community to document the life, identity, and violent death that public systems failed to name.