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Julie Kliegman brings Renée Richards’ story into full view
Join us and trauma-informed wellness practitioner, Charlie Trotman, for a community wellness check-in on Thursday, July 16.
Covering the Supreme Court's ruling on trans athletes
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox that states can restrict athletes’ participation on sports teams based on “biological sex.” The court held that neither Title IX nor the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevent states
On the beat with Devyn-Marshall Brown, and Pride Month Mixer 🎶🎉
Meet member Devyn-Marshall Brown, checkout a free panel, and more opportunities inside!
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Resources for covering Trump counterterrorism strategy
The Trump administration’s counterterrorism strategy and officials describing the strategy have invoked misinformation related to transgender people and “left-wing violence.” The Trans Journalists Association strongly cautions newsrooms and journalists reporting on the strategy’s release to avoid perpetuating inaccurate claims about acts of mass violence committed in the
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Meet Our New Team Member, and See Our 2025 Impact
Welcome, Daria Cottingham, to the TJA Team! And read our 2025 Impact Report.
Why “biological sex” may not mean what you think
There are a lot of terms to refer to a person’s sex: sex, birth sex, natal sex — and more contentiously, assigned sex at birth and biological sex.
The nuances and differences aren’t always important. But there are differences, and when writing about trans and intersex people — and the
