Trans & GNC

Person looking confused

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How to Explore Your Gender When You’re a Person Who Was Assigned Male at Birth

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10 Things Trans Activists and Allies Need to Remember That Have Nothing to Do With Caitlyn Jenner

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Unpacking the Public Bathroom Debate for Cis People: Why Bathroom Access Needs to Be Safe for People of All Genders

A person stands in front of a blue background, holding up a speech bubble with the word "NO." Image: Thinkstock; text added by EF.

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9 Things Not to Say to a Non-Binary Person

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What Being Non-Binary in Female-Centric Spaces Is Like – And How to Be More Inclusive

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