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The International Chess Federation, the governing body for the game, has updated its rules to temporarily ban transgender women from competing in women's events pending further analysis.

The International Chess Federation has put the transgender movement in checkmate.

The toxic idea that trans folks jeopardise women’s sports makes even less sense in chess, where intellect reigns over physicality.

 

The 52nd meeting of UNAIDS’ Programme Coordinating Board (PCB) concluded today in Geneva, Switzerland with Board members showing strong support to fully fund the Joint Programme and a commitment to overcome the barriers to ending AIDS by 2030.

Forty years ago, visionary activists developed the Denver Principles manifesto, which shaped the active involvement of people living with HIV in the AIDS response. This was a historic first step towards the Greater Involvement of People with HIV (GIPA) principle, which promotes the meaningful participation of people living with HIV in decision-making, not as passive subjects

The Delaware state senator has announced a bid for U.S. House of Representatives.

Delaware Democrat Sarah McBride, who in 2020 became the nation’s first openly transgender state senator, is setting out to make history again — this time as the first out transgender person elected to Congress. “My commitment is to the people in Delaware who aren’t seen,” McBride said Monday in a campaign video announcing her bid for Delaware’s…

Northwestern University presents the 2023 MFA thesis exhibition "What am I to do with a weak mirror?"

Following Judge Duncan’s divisive appearance at Stanford Law School in which he clashed with student protesters, University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne apologized to Duncan for their actions and SLS Dean Jenny Martinez announced Associate Dean Tirien Steinbach is on leave.