By Ann Rostow— Profiles in Courage Bravery might be coming back into fashion, or maybe the California State University System has always been brave, but the 23-campus organization has just…
By Ann Rostow— Cruel and Unusual In the last issue we covered several transgender stories, notably the bad bill out of Kansas, as well as the Trump administration’s continuing clampdown…
By Ann Rostow— The Cruelty Builds For the last two years we’ve been hit with a strong backlash against transgender Americans, who were beginning to make some progress in their…
By Ann Rostow— Gray Areas On February 4, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons issued a position paper, recommending that transgender minors delay surgical procedures until adulthood. One day later,…
By Ann Rostow— Seeing Was Believing While preparing to write this column, I reviewed a collection of GLBT news items and stories, and I was particularly struck by a piece…
By Ann Rostow— And So Begins Another Year at SCOTUS On Tuesday morning, January 13, 2026, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two cases challenging laws against transgender athletes.…
By Ann Rostow – I, for one, am happy to see the end of 2025. Our country has been taken over by a cabal of small, cruel men, who answer…
By Ann Rostow – Death in Paradise I couldn’t decide where to start today, but since we’ve been reading about Pete Hegseth ordering U.S. military personnel to make sure every…
By Ann Rostow – I Told You So Earlier this month, the Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis. Davis and her anti-gay…
By Ann Rostow – Atta Turk A draft of a recent set of Turkish legal reforms known as the 11th Judicial Package was leaked to the press, and, much to…
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