Gwendolyn Smith

There are some truly unusual beliefs about how a transgender person transitions, with the most glaring example being presidential candidate Donald

What was this piece of paper that caused such elation? Inside the envelope was a copy of my California marriage certificate, dated some 32 years ago. Unlike the day it was issued, however, it now lists two brides, and one of those two is named Gwendolyn Ann Smith.

Ballots are arriving for the 2024 presidential elections, and this may be my last chance before you fill in that circle or punch out that chad that I can talk to you about your choice.

As I write this, both the presidential election and Halloween are looming. And yes, I'm voting for Kamala Harris.

Typically, at this time of year, I write about the Transgender Day of Remembrance and the dozens of transgender people who have been murdered due to anti-transgender violence.

In an election that saw a convicted felon — who vowed to put an end to the so-called “gender insanity” of letting transgender people actually having

The important takeaway the Defining Male and Female Act of 2024 is that this will rigidly define man and woman.

And to my trans siblings, I know my story isn't that dissimilar from a lot of what you are going through. Stay strong, and know that we're stronger together — at every time of year.

On the 22nd of December, as many may have been busy hanging garlands or wrapping gifts, president-elect Donald Trump took to the stage at TurningPoint USA's AmericaFest 2024.