Brianna Nicole Austin is a transgender author, writer, columnist and journalist and editor of TGLIFE.com from New York City, now living abroad.
The Supreme Court let states bar transgender girls from school sports. As fall seasons begin, what the ruling changed — and what didn’t.
The long-running successor to Southern Comfort returns September 23-26, 2026 for four days of workshops, community, and celebration.
Celebrating its 27th year, November 11- 15, the Lake Erie Gala draws crossdressers, transgender individuals, and their loved ones from across North America and beyond. This year’s theme is Pirates — so if you’re looking for a smaller, more intimate event full of fun and friendship, this one is worth […]
The third annual women’s weekend retreat, Letting Go in Lancaster, returns October 8–10, 2026 — and it’s certain to be an uplifting experience. Dates: October 8–10, 2026 Location: Lancaster, PA Status: Registration is now open Letting Go in Lancaster is intentionally smaller, more intimate, and designed to give you restorative […]
The Danish Girl was an elegant piece of work. This film captures nuances of being transgender in ways that no film before has. The multi-award-nominated film is eloquent, delicate, and endearing. The Danish Girl was long-anticipated, first announcing Nicole Kidman to the cast, then a reshuffle with Alicia Vikander in […]
If you’re a fan of Judy Garland, then you know her work way beyond the rainbow. The role of Dorothy might have made her a legend, but the cabaret career that followed made her an icon. And her daughter Liza’s career is no less legendary, and her persona no less […]
Miss Gay Louisiana, Miss Clique USA, and liaison to the Louisiana governor’s office — the remarkable life of Teryl-Lynn Foxx.
The world’s largest LGBTQ+ workplace-equality conference runs Oct 12-15, 2026 in Seattle, with programming on transgender inclusion at work.
A Solution in Search of a Problem
The stated goal is protecting women’s sports. But with fewer than ten transgender athletes in the entire NCAA, I’d argue we’re drawing the line in the wrong place — at birth, not hormones — to solve a problem that barely exists.