Transgender Americans turning to ‘grey market’ for hormones

Emily Blunt has never seen Jamie Dornan in — and he couldn't be more «relieved.»The actors play love interests in their new rom-com,, and as Blunt told ET's Nischelle Turner while promoting the film, she hasn't seen her co-star as the steamy Christian Grey.«Jamie was quite relieved that I had never seen the films,» Blunt admitted. «And I hadn't read the book.

Chandra Wilson's Miranda Bailey, where she's heard giving life to a handful of names of those who have died from the coronavirus. A scroll of names also plays for several seconds before the screen fades to black. In the episode, «Fight the Power,» Bailey's mother is admitted into the ER at Grey Sloan after testing positive for COVID-19 following a recent move to a Seattle nursing home.

Patrick Dempsey and T.R. Knight's surprising returns, there could be more blasts from the past in store for Meredith Grey, whose condition has been worsening since being infected with COVID.

memo released in July by the Palm Center, a think tank that studies gender and policy issues in the military.

coming out as transgender on Tuesday.The professional dancer and choreographer reposted Page’s announcement on her Instagram, and said she is “so proud.”“Trans, queer and non-binary people are a gift to this world,” Portner, 26, added in the caption. “I also ask for patience & privacy but that you join me in the fervent support of trans life every single day.

on social media Tuesday.“I feel lucky to be writing this. To be here.

Monty Python, is facing backlash over a series of inflammatory anti-trans tweets.Cleese, 81, reiterated his support for author J.K.

Metro Weekly in an interview. “So it’s a way to bring more publicity to these trans artists, and at the same time, provide some money to DCATS from those that are supporting the artists. “We don’t charge the trans folks money to list art items on the site,” he adds.

analysis by Media Matters for America. In total, 37 transgender, nonbinary, or gender-nonconforming people were killed in the United States in 2020. Throughout the course of the year, there were 139 news articles, including 5 reprints, that misgendered or “deadnamed” 23 of those 37 — in violation of best practices set by major news organizations.

Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide, a project of TGEU, an organization focused on strengthening transgender rights in Europe and Central Asia.

An Epidemic of Violence: Fatal Violence Against Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming People in the United States in 2020,” details the deaths of those individuals killed in the United States, including updates on the status of investigations into their deaths, or any charges filed against perpetrators of violence.

Former President Barack Obama says the controversy sparked by his infamous comments about white working-class voters being “bitter” and clinging “to guns or religion” still nags him because it misconstrued his genuine sympathy for the same people who perceived him to be out of touch. Obama made the comments in a passage from his new book, “A Promised Land,” the first volume of his presidential memoirs, released Tuesday.

CBS3 Philadelphia.Dominique “Rem’mie” Fells – Photo: Human Rights Campaign.Police are waiting for Jones to be extradited to Philadelphia, where he will face charges for his role in Fells’ death.This year, at least 34 transgender individuals, mostly trans women of color, have been killed in the United States in 2020 thus far — a record number since people began keeping track of anti-transgender murders.

2 min read In a historic victory, Joe Biden has won the US presidency defeating incumbent President Donald Trump. In his victory speech, the President-elect noted the support he received from in the LGBT community.   While there are still ballots to be counted across a number of states, all major networks have called the race for former Vice President […]

Victoria Volkova, a27-year-old Mexican activist, has made history becoming the first trans-women to feature on the cover of Playboy Mexico. Announcing the historic edition, Playboy Mexico said that the magazine “supports the battles for openness and diversity that are fought by so many across Mexico” adding that “Playboy Mexico, in line with its parent company in the United States, has always been in favour of all social struggles.