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World’s First Transgender Hackathon Planned for September
By EDGE | Tuesday Jun 11, 2013
This September, software developers, designers, and LGBT activists will meet in Oakland, CA., for Trans*H4CK, the world’s first transgender hackathon aimed to address issues specific to the transgender community.
Pa. School Graduation Won’t Use Transgender Name
Wednesday Jun 5, 2013
A central Pennsylvania school district has refused to allow a transgender student’s male name to be announced during his graduation ceremony later this week.
Pentagon Acknowledges GLBs in Uniform for Pride -- But Not Trans Servicemembers
By Kilian Melloy | Tuesday Jun 4, 2013
A May 31 Pentagon memo acknowledges the contributions of GLBs in uniform, but drops the T; transgender servicemembers are still liable to be dismissed from the military. A new memoir from a trans SEAL might usher in a change, some news sources speculate.
Puerto Rico Approves Anti-Discrimination Bill
By Danica Coto | Friday May 24, 2013
Legislators in Puerto Rico on Friday approved a heavily debated bill that outlaws employment discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation.
The Push for ENDA Continues
By Antoinette Weil | Thursday May 23, 2013
Though gay activists have seen incredible strides regarding LGBT rights over the past few years, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act has yet to be signed into law, despite it being introduced in almost every Congress since 1994.
Smith College Says No to Trans Students
By Conswella Bennett | Saturday Apr 27, 2013
Despite its reputation as a bastion for strong women, Smith College officials have rejected applications from transwomen -- a policy that many students and alumni protest.
Louisiana Politician Wants to Legalize LGBT Workplace Discrimination
By Jason St. Amand | Wednesday Apr 17, 2013
A GOP Louisiana state legislator introduced a bill on Tuesday that would make it illegal for LGBT workers to file discrimination against employees based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
Windy City Organizes First-Ever Trans Month of Action
By Christine Malcom | Sunday Apr 7, 2013
University of Illinois Chicago Division of Community Health Services kicked off the Windy City’s first Trans Month of Action with an open forum on Health, Healthcare and the Trans Community.
Insurance Giant OKs Surgery for FTM Emerson Student
By David Perry | Thursday Mar 14, 2013
When Emerson University denied FTM student Donnie Collins’ top surgery, his frat brothers were quick to pick up the cause. Now, under media scrutiny, Aetna has agreed to cover the costs.
25,000 Support Six-Year-Old Trans Girl Facing Discrimination
By Lindsay King- Miller | Tuesday Mar 12, 2013
The family of a Colorado transgender six-year-old is standing firm in their refusal to return their child to school unless she is allowed to use the girls’ restroom. And more than 25,000 have lent their support via a Change.org petition.
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