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The ranking of states based on their laws and policies protecting transgender people, including non-discrimination coverage, youth protections, healthcare access, and identity-document rules.
Three broad types of estimates—clinical-diagnosis rates (DSM/ICD based), registry/health‑record counts, and self‑identification surveys—paint different pictures of how common gender dysphoria or trans...
Yes — in multiple measurable ways women’s rights and outcomes remain below men’s in the United States, despite formal legal protections; gaps persist most sharply in earnings, leadership representatio...
The United States presents a high-profile mix of progress and peril for transgender people: visible legal wins and cultural awareness sit alongside fragmented legal protections, steep healthcare barri...
States can be ranked only by the laws and policies used as metrics — notably comprehensive non‑discrimination coverage in employment, housing and public accommodations, youth protections, healthcare a...