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Ten great feature stories we published this year.

On Friday night, members of D.C.'s trans community rallied to remember the dead and call for more funding and support services.

From D.C. v. Casa Ruby, Inc., decided May 1 by D.C. trial judge Danya A. Dayson, but just posted on Westlaw: Therefore, specifically, as to each Third-Party…

Plus, U.S. companies, nudged by Black employees, have stepped up donations to HBCUs. Also, some trans people have been turning to crowdfunding to leave Fla. since the state passed anti-LGBTQ+ laws

By providing help and hope to LGBTQ+ youth, Ruby Corado built Casa Ruby into a beloved nonprofit—and became an inspiration. Then it all came crashing down.

Take a peek inside the June issue on newsstands now. Discover the best of Washington, learn about Ruby Corado, read about the Watergate's history, and more.

Four trans people talked to The Washington Post about their experiences.

For transgender sex workers pushed into marginal economies by discrimination, the threat of violence is particularly acute.

D.C.'s attorney general has filed new charges against the founder of Casa Ruby, Ruby Corado, accusing her of misappropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars...

The D.C. Attorney General's Office is doubling down on its civil lawsuit against LGBTQ nonprofit Casa Ruby and its founder Ruby Corado.