A Mirror and a Portal
Through self-portraiture, a trans Texan photographer steps in front of the camera to document their journey to find home within.
Since 1954
Through self-portraiture, a trans Texan photographer steps in front of the camera to document their journey to find home within.
Despite the protest, I felt kindness and connection at the Keller–Southlake event.
A legal expert called the new anti-trans Texas bathroom law “the most plainly unlawful, undemocratic legislation I’ve seen in recent history.”
As we celebrate Pride Month, I am struck by the contrast of what I know to be true about this region and what the popular narratives may be.
This session, the Legislature filed more anti-LGBTQ+ bills than ever before. The dozen that passed threaten to negatively impact queer Texans.
“If biological sex were as obvious as lawmakers keep insisting that biological sex is, we wouldn’t be here.”
Students gathered for a joyful protest of the university system’s drag show ban.
It’s part of a new right-wing project to control public schools.
With another legislative session that could pile on even more anti-trans policies, LBGTQ+ groups grapple with how to protect their communities.
The LGBTQ+ advocacy organization GLAAD, which tracks incidents, warned that threats against the queer community are likely to worsen under the Trump administration.