transgenderism

An Oregon high school has created six unisex bathrooms to be used by transgender students.

A transgender student is suing California Baptist University for expelling him in 2011 after he claimed he was a female despite his male anatomy.

Yale is considering joining Brown, Penn, Harvard and Cornell universities by picking up the tab for students who want sex changes.

An ordinance passed Wednesday night by the Phoenix City Council forces the city's businesses, charities and churches to consider hiring transgendered people and requires them to recognize any gender expression, even if that means allowing a man to use the women's restroom.

Under a sweeping directive issued by the Massachusetts Department of Education, boys and girls who identify as the opposite sex are now allowed to use whichever school bathroom and locker room they feel most comfortable in, and schools are discouraged from using gender-based clothes and from conducting gender-based practices such as lining up children based on their sex.

Starting in August, Brown University's student health insurance plan will cover sex change operations for students who want to change genders.

The University of Iowa has become the first public university in the nation to specifically include optional questions about students' sexual orientation and gender identity in its admissions applications.

Evergreen State College in Olympia, Wash., is allowing a 45-year-old man to use the school’s women’s locker room. He’s been reportedly spotted by young girls sitting exposed in the sauna.

San Francisco is set to become the first U.S. city to offer free sex-change operations for uninsured transgender residents.