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Part variety show, part education session, the Ask Rayceen Show is an important hub for a segment of DC society that’s often overlooked.

My’shay Bennett has left her gang activity behind, but as a transgender woman she knows the risks are still high.

"I'm a different kind of soldier now," one former service member says. "I'm a citizen."

Transgender day camp to include 4-year-olds

​Clair Farley, a prominent trans writer and activist, is the director of economic development at the San Francisco LGBT Center. Her experience transitioning into a woman was featured in the award-winning documentary film “Red Without Blue.” For most of the past decade, Farley has been focused on increasing economic opportunity for LGBTQ people, who often face barriers and discrimination in the job market and when attempting to access social services. Last year, she spearheaded the center’s Hire Trans Campaign, which featured people from across the gender spectrum, to increase trans visibility in the workplace.

It’s a Thursday night on North Hutchinson Street, a few blocks from a Save-A-Lot and Kicks USA, where kids are laughing and fooling around outside on an unusually warm night. The neighborhood, a mix of shopping plazas and burnt out buildings, shows signs of decay along with promising new commerce. Two cats streak down the street, one dodges under a car and another climbs a fence. A few men sit on a nearby porch drinking from paper bags. A couple mingles close in the shadows of a streetlight, their faces obscured after dark.

New legislation designate six blocks as the Compton’s Transgender, Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual District to help protect vulnerable residents and preserve cultural history.

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

We chat with the transgender activist on being a Philly transplant, spreading HIV awareness, and confronting Gayborhood racism.

From midnight until 3 a.m., volunteers distribute food, condoms and other resources to homeless and transgender-identifying people on Santa Monica Blvd.

Llyr grew up as a farmer's son in rural mid-Wales but is now living as a girl, aged 16.

As a man who was born female, he says more could be done at the local level simply by showing a willingness to understand the transgender community.