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Willy Wilkinson sitting on the branch of a very large tree looking out. Morgan Peterson (they/them) inside the aquarium at Sertoma Park in Sioux Falls, SD. Miss B Haven (she/her) and Wilson (they/he) sitting on lawn chairs in the yard.

Photographer credits: Jordan Reznick (he/they), Deni Chamberlin (she/her)

The TransLash Wire is a dedicated storytelling and journalism platform focused on transgender, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming communities in the South and Plains states. We provide in-depth, first-hand accounts and investigative journalism on the impact of anti-trans legislation and local transphobia.

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A trans Pride flag (colors: white, pastel blue, pastel pink) waves in the wind in the lefthand corner of a photo of the U.S. Capitol building
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Midway through Trump’s second term, trans advocates take stock

Trans advocates from across the United States share their perspectives on the current state of trans life in America.

Mandy Giles, a white woman with dark curly hair and glasses, stands on her white-fenced veranda, looking out at the yard. She has an open-mouthed smile as though talking to someone, and she is holding a mug that reads, "Believe Trans Kids." Next to her flies an LGBTQI+ flag with rainbow, black, brown, white, pastel blue, and pastel pink stripes, and a yellow triangle with a purple circle in it.
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How parents in the South are organizing to support their trans kids

In the face of limiting legislation, many families with trans children are advocating and creating alternative spaces across the South. Others fear they will have to leave.

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