Germaine Greer author of The Female Eunuch, was named Australia's Person of the Year in the UK, and in an interview took that opportunity to remind the world that she despite being a feminist she is still not as progressive as she appears.

Earlier this year I had the pleasurable experience to see Dave Chappelle proform at Radio City Music Hall with Solange as his musical guest. Dave Chappelle remains one of the most unique and powerful voices in comedy, which is why when he comes out with new material, even if you weren't a fan of the newer stuff, you still are interested in what he has to say.

A professor at the State University of New York Geneseo was photographed by his students giving a presentation that included an extremely transphobic “Female or Shemale: Can You Tell?” quiz. Clearly an idiot, this professor also seemed to forget that the internet exists and his students took to twitter showcasing the ignorance that he was passing off as education.

In a world where politics are increasingly polarized, it makes sense that we'd pay more attention to the loudmouths and blowhards than we do to those who are more reserved and quiet in their delivery. However, it is precisely those people to whom we should be paying the most attention, because they are the most likely to further a hateful, hurtful agenda right under our noses.

Two years after they yanked their older son out of the school system because (gasp) a student in his class began wearing a dress, Nigel and Sally Rowe are at it again.

CW: Transphobic slur. It's hugely disappointing when someone you trust to tell you stories from one of your favorite sci-fi properties turns out to be a big ol' transphobe.

Janet Mock has responded to some particularly heinous attacks on herself and transgender people that came by way of "The Breakfast Club," a New York City-based radio show billed as "the most dangerous morning show.

J.K. Rowling, like the rest of us, has no patience for the hateful Trump-supporting right-wing bigots trolling Twitter, attempting to spew hate through misinformation and empty meme-inspired platitudes.

When men & boys complain of being hot or uncomfortable, no one assumes their real aim is to sexualize themselves or distract women and girls from their work and studies. They're not told their physical comfort is going to detract from the needs of others. They just–get this–are listened to.

So, it's Pride Month. You know, the month in which the LGBTQIA community celebrates not only pride, but survival as we commemorate the Stonewall riots of June 1969? The riots that were started, in part, by trans women of color? Yeah, those. Image's latest "edgy" comic would've been offensive at any time, but it is especially offensive being released this month. **CW: discussion of violence against a trans character**

Discrimination, transphobia in particular, is a fiscal toilet. The emotional expenses and morally taxing aspects of it are just mere side-effects to policymakers, concerns in the political margins.

The NCAA is deciding where to host its championship games for the next four years, and they've made it clear that North Carolina will be cut out of contention if it does not repeal HB2, the state's discriminatory transgender "bathroom bill."

Are you ready for some Justice League action? Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your perspective), you'll have to wait until November 17 to see it in theaters.

In a move that surprises just about nobody, the Trump administration rolled back guidelines regarding transgender student bathroom usage.

In a move that will surprise few and depress many, Attorney General Jeff Sessions kicked off his tenure by declining to defend the rights of transgender students to safely attend public schools.

President Trump tweeted a veiled threat that he would eliminate the funding supplied to UC Berkeley by the federal government.

There's no gentle way to say it, so here it is: if you're trans, you can probably expect your world to change--if it hasn't already.