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As of June 2022, over 1.6 million Americans aged 13 or more identified as transgender; that accounted for 0.5% of US adults and 1.4% of youth between 13 and 17.

The week-long programming of events served as an extension of International Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31.

Weekly goings-on in and around Isla Vista.

Families worried about bills that threaten transgender rights, like SB 254, are making the difficult decision to move.

At Mohegan Sun, the new season of Back of House, an original digital TV series that goes behind the scenes at the gaming resort, is now streaming on

Creative Director of celeb-beloved fashion label Retrofete, Ohad Seroya, just launched SER.O.YA  The progressive lifestyle labels collection, Drop One: Meet Me At Spring, consists of feminine, masculine and unisex designs  SER.O.YA’s first drop is aimed at supporting the advancement of transgender inclusion in the workplace, with proceeds being donated to Trans Can Work Trans Can Work is an LA-based nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting transgender and gender nonconforming individ...

Ser.O.Ya Launches Gender Neutral Fashions Committed to Catalyzing Social Change Womens Wear Daily (WWD) 2/1/2021 Emily Mercer Ser.O.Ya, a contemporary fashion label with a commitment to catalyzing social change through philanthropic partnerships, is today launching exclusively on FWRD. The emerging brand, founded by Ohad Seroya, offers predominantly gender-neutral garments in unisex, feminine and masculine designs, featured on the collection’s campaign face: model and activi...

Transgender Justice Initiative Since 2013, more than 200 transgender and gender-expansive individuals have been killed in the United States. Even in the face of this physical danger, hatred and discrimination, transgender Americans live courageously and overcome unjust barriers in all corners of our country. But until we as a country collectively address and dismantle these barriers, transgender people will continue to face higher rates of discrimination, poverty, homelessness and violence. Whi...