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Called “Trans.lation,” this gathering at The Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada is a support group for transgender people and their loved ones. By the meeting’s end, more than 30 people had pulled up a chair or plopped down on a couch. Via CenterLink LGBT 
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NYU Langone Health is pleased to announce plastic surgeon Rachel Bluebond-Langner, MD, and reconstructive urologist Lee Zhao, MD, will be honored at Destination Tomorrow's first annual gala, "Dare To Dream," held at the Bronx Museum on December 15, 2017.
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A helpful new 10 minute film about respect and equal treatment of people who are trans in the workplace has just been made freely available for public use (a link to the film on YouTube can be found in the Huff Post article below). It also summarises the duties for employers under the UK legal framework.
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The question is relatively new, and guidelines so far differ from state to state. “It has been a challenge” one Texas official said.
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A new report from the National Center for Transgender Equality explores the "deeper and broader forms of discrimination" faced by the black trans community.
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Just as in this story, in Moovz our arms are wide open for the whole Trans community. We encourage those of you who face fear and other challenges to show and express your uncovered beauty with the rest of the LGBT family.
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Her electric performances in the 1960s made her an elusive cult heroine. A Numero Group boxed set unravels her true story for the first time.
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"I'm a different kind of soldier now," one former service member says. "I'm a citizen."
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By Kendell YanA safe and inclusive oasis of body positivity has popped up in Vancouver’s club scene in the form of the city’s very firs
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At the Chromat runway show at New York Fashion Week, transgender and plus-size models ruled.
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The past decade has seen a dramatic shift in the way doctors and therapists treat transgender children. But even as doctors work to create new standards of care, there are few studies and empirical data to help shape those guidelines.
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We chat with the transgender activist on being a Philly transplant, spreading HIV awareness, and confronting Gayborhood racism.
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Fending off 26 competitors from different parts of the world, Nguyễn Hương Giang from Hà Nội was crowned this year’s “Miss International Queen” in Thailand at one of the world’s top beauty pageants for transgender women. Bồ Xuân Hiệp speaks to Giang in Bangkok about her plan to fight for the LGBT community in Việt Nam.
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Yesterday, after writing an inflammatory tweet, RuPaul did something uncharacteristic: He apologized. It all started when he commented that trans women who have begun physically transitioning should not be able to compete on his show, RuPaul’s Drag Race. It’s not the first time RuPaul has criticized the trans community, but it is the first time the backlash was so widespread and vociferous on Twitter. On Into, one trans writer and advocate, Precious Brady-Davis, wrote that she found RuPaul’s idea of drag “misogynist” and “repulsive” and that he needs to “catch up with the rest of the movement.” Former Drag Race contestant Willam called Ru out on Twitter and Instagram, writing, “We work with trans women every night side by side and for them to be denied the opportunities because of someone’s narrowminded view on what they call ‘drag’ is fucked.” Perhaps sensing the winds were shifting, RuPaul tweeted an apology, writing: “I understand and regret the hurt I have caused. The trans community are heroes of our shared LGBTQ movement. You are my teachers.”
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My’shay Bennett has left her gang activity behind, but as a transgender woman she knows the risks are still high.
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On July 26, when President Donald Trump unexpectedly tweeted his plans to ban transgender servicemen and women from the U.S. military, Anastasia Biefang was more than 4,000 miles away from Washington. Still, she could not hide her shock.
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Two organizations will present Law Professor and Director of GLAD, Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, Jennifer Levi, with prestigious awards for her pioneering legal work.
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The social media service makes it easy to abuse others, and hard to fight back. That hits one group of users particularly hard.
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An estimated 70,000 transgender youth lack secure housing – this is what life on the streets is like for six of them.
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Sports leagues have struggled with how to define gender when it comes to deciding who can play. Pro hockey player Harrison Browne has decided to postpone hormone therapy for one more year on the ice.
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Brooklyn Community Services has Launched the 2017 ONE Brooklyn Community “Many Voices, Many Stories” Poster Campaign on 36 Brooklyn MTA Subway Platforms. Nationally Recognized Transgender Activist, Writer, Media Strategist, Tiq Milan and 9 year old Transgender Boy Penelope Ghartey are Featured Amongst 22 Brooklyn Notables Who Speak Out about Brooklynites Living in Poverty and the Impact of Community Engagement and Taking Action
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L’Oréal has sacked its first transgender model after comments surfaced where she had described all white people as racist.
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Lauren Salerno has given up on simple things such as putting her hair in a ponytail, afraid it will reveal her receding hairline.
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