Posts from 2018

It can be hard to believe this administration is doing even more damage under the shadow cast by the confirmation of Justice Kavanaugh — President Trump’s beleaguered Supreme Court pick who responded to credible allegations o

Last year, NCTE Deputy Communications Director Jay Wu was invited by the National Women’s Law Center to

Earlier this summer, we had a unique opportunity to fight a decades-old barrier between transgender veterans and life-saving health care.

For the past couple of days, there has been a lot of talk and concern about the State Department’s passport policy because of changes that have been made on their website.

When transgender Americans are asked what they need to thrive in society, the first and most common answer is “jobs.” A livelihood is the most crucial building block of a stable life, but