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This Transgender Awareness week, GLAAD partnered with IMDb to curate a list of must-see trans films, featuring transgender characters as…
Amy Schneider, a transgender woman from Oakland, California, talks with Alex Schmider, GLAAD’s Associate Director of Transgender Representation, about how she’s navigating her newfound fame, when she got the Jeopardy! call, and the message she hopes transgender people can take from her success on the game show.
Each year on March 31st, the world observes TDOV to raise awareness about transgender people. It is a day…
Citibank has announced an initiative for transgender and non-binary cardholders to update their chosen name on eligible credit cards.
Roberts, a beloved leader in the trans community, inspired us all with her media advocacy and fierce truth-telling.
This year, GLAAD partnered with Google, Raquel Willis, and the Marsha P. Johnson Institute to produce a film spotlighting Marli Washington, a trans small business owner, and to debut some of the data showcasing how Americans are learning about the trans community.
With trans people both in front of and behind the camera, “No Ordinary Man” puts the focus on trans men and transmasculine people — past and present.
Google’s new film reflects trend search data showing that the U.S. is seeking to understand the trans community and specifically how to support Black trans people.