TNB Stories

03/09/2022

To our trans & nonbinary youth and those who care for them: We know there is a lot going on here in Arizona and across the US. It’s frustrating and scary. Please know that we see you, we love you, and we are fighting for and with you.
[Image description: White text on a pink, blue, and purple background. Text reads: "We stand with trans & nonbinary youth. You deserve full access to athletics, affirming health care, and the love and support of your community." TNB Stories logo on the bottom right.]

02/21/2022

https://www.instagram.com/p/CaIdcGuvgwh/

12/23/2021

Thanks to Erica Keppler for the update regarding the upcoming AZ legislative session about two anti-trans bills pre-filed by Wendy Rogers.

SB 1045 -https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/55leg/2R/bills/SB1045P.pdf

SB1046
https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/55leg/2R/bills/SB1046P.pdf

12/15/2021

Support the wins!

Lia Thomas is shattering records in the pool. It’s time we and the NCAA engage on her performance.

12/10/2021

Follow the students!

In North Carolina, gender markers on birth certificates can only be changed after a person has received gender affirmation surgery. Two trans kids hope to change that

11/30/2021

Youth are listening! (and leading, of course).

The Metro Nashville Board of Education won’t comply with a Tennessee state law that bans transgender athletes from participating in girls’ sports, the

10/29/2021

Team Trans!

The groundbreaking all-transgender hockey team is slated to play a series in Madison, Wisc. during Trans Awareness Week.

10/21/2021

Just want to play!

Harrison Browne, who won two championships in the PHF, wants to reconnect with the sport he loves.

10/12/2021

Schuyler also does a great job at breaking down myths about trans folks in sports and advocating for trans inclusion!

Today is the twelfth day of LGBT History Month, and we'd like to recognize and celebrate Schuyler Bailar (he/him). Schuyler is the first openly transgender NCAA Division I swimmer. He swims for the men's team at Harvard.

10/08/2021

Stories like Quinn’s help other trans & nonbinary athletes see themselves in the world around them. We hope you’ll share your story with us, too! Youth can sign up by Oct 15: http://linktr.ee/tnbstories

Today is the eighth day of LGBT History Month, and we'd like to recognize and celebrate Quinn (they/them). Quinn is a midfielder on the Canadian women's soccer team. They made history not just as the first out nonbinary athlete to compete in the Olympic Games, but also to win a metal and to win gold! Quinn was in good company as one of the first out trans athletes at the Olympics with skateboarder Alana Smith, BMX rider Chelsea Wolfe, and weightlifter Laurel Hubbard. Quinn previously played professionally for Paris FC, Vittsjö GIK, as well as Washington Spirit. They were the first Canadian to play collegiate soccer at Duke University and previously represented Canada on the under-17, under-20, and under-23 national teams.

10/04/2021