Sylvia Rivera fought for trans people, including against her own movement. On STAR House, the 1973 speech and seventeen years of waiting for legal equality.

Trans women in sport: what studies on hormone therapy, testosterone and athletic performance actually show, beyond body-type assumptions.

Why trans patients see symptoms misattributed to their transition, what GRMMIQ research actually shows, and how sound diagnosis prevents it.

Lou Sullivan, a gay trans man, fought medical gatekeeping and helped build the first FTM community in San Francisco.

The history of the intersex movement shows what queer solidarity really means, and where it still falls short.

Is gender identity biologically rooted? A fact-checked overview of twin studies, genetics, and neuroscience research on transgender people.

In 1919, Magnus Hirschfeld opened the world's first Institute for Sexual Science in Berlin. Its destruction in 1933, its trans patients, and what remains.

A systematic literature review shows: the 80 percent desistance claim for trans youth is based on methodologically weak, historically biased studies. Here is what the research actually shows.

A critical article on Alexander Korte, his statements on trans youth, his role at LMU Munich, and the wider impact of these narratives in Germany.

Gender bias shapes language, upbringing, work, and medicine. Often so familiar we barely notice it. What it means, how it operates, and why it is a question of democracy.