(EDGE) A new video series, "BreakthroughU," is tackling complicated social issues, like gender-based violence, intersectionality* and culture change, issues that are at the heart of the work that Breakthrough has been doing for over 17 years. The videos employ an unusual approach -- puppets. 

Jasmine Kennedie is what many would call, the total package.

(WM) Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law Sept. 26 requiring California to house transgender inmates in prisons based on their gender identity — but only if the state does not have “management or security concerns.”

(AP) Greek lawmakers were voting Tuesday on a bill that will allow people to change the gender listed on their identity cards and other official documents at will - a move hailed by the transgender community as a significant step forward, but that carries political risk for the coalition government.

(WM) LGBT students, parents and activists spoke at the Flagler County School Board meeting Nov. 17 to once again call for the board to update School Board Policy Manual’s section 217, the district’s nondiscrimination policy, by adding gender identity to it.

Marrisa Adams is a member of a group that feels marginalized because of their genitalia.

One of the most ridiculous creations of the millennial generation is the gender reveal party.

(WM) Getting a head start on next year’s legislative session, opponents of “conversion therapy” presented their case Aug. 25 to shield Kentucky youngsters from a practice that attempts to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity.

I arrived at our staff meeting like any other staff meeting. It was a little loud, and hyper-masculine, like you might expect in a weight room environment.

Yes, I paint my nails. I started in my freshman year of college, where I began to develop my own sense of what I liked to wear.

I’m out. Not out like a lost dog; out like a rocket slipping through the ozone skin of the atmosphere.

I am thinking about estrogen. And I’m nervous.

I'm following up on my post Florida Don't Say Gay Bill Arguably Requires 100% Gender Neutrality Until 4th Grade, one, because I've thought more about it, two, because the law really irks me, and three, because I want to explain why an employment lawyer is writing about education law.

Author Chad Sell takes a different approach to write "The Cardboard Kingdom" about exploring one's gender identity.

(WB) Gavin Grimm’s fight to get his Virginia high school to allow him to use the restroom consistent with his gender identity — even though he graduated four years ago — isn’t over: Gloucester County School Board on Friday filed a petition asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case.

Pink or blue? When you're pregnant, everybody asks that question.