San Francisco creates world’s first ever transgender cultural district
The creation of Compton’s Transgender Cultural District is to stop the displacement of trans people from a place they were traditionally welcomed in, and to teach trans history.
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The creation of Compton’s Transgender Cultural District is to stop the displacement of trans people from a place they were traditionally welcomed in, and to teach trans history.
The British Columbia government announced Friday it will provide reconstructive lower surgery for transgender people.
The Yes on 3 campaign described Massachusetts as the first state in the nation “to successfully defend transgender rights by popular vote.”
Colorado Democratic US Rep. Jared Polis will be his state’s next governor, becoming the nation’s first openly gay man elected to a governor’s mansion.
More openly lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people were elected Tuesday night than in any previous U.S. election. The results are still rolling in, but at least 153 have won so far.
Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender state employees across Kansas will again have protections from on-the-job discrimination once Democrat Laura Kelly becomes governor.
Scotland has become the first country in the world to require its public schools nationwide to add LGBT history and inclusion to their curriculums.
Kathy Ottersten and Liz Lyke recently took positions as elected officials during the past municipal election.
In addition to “M” and “F,” “X” can now be checked by any applicant who does not want to identify as male or female.
The Pakistani federal government counts a transgender employee among its work force for the first time.