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TNN: Trans News Now – June 22, 2026

ceciliab | Jun 22, 2026

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District Judge Amanda K. Brailsford issued a 30-page ruling which blocks enforcement of Idaho’s new anti-transgender restroom law. Her injunction only holds when there is no single-user restroom on the same floor of that building. Erin Reed has this story at Erin In The Morning.

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against the World Professional Association for Transgender Health, claiming that they misrepresented the dangers of gender-affirming therapy for minors. The Federal Trade Commission is joined in this suit by the attorneys general of four very conservative-leaning states, which themselves misrepresented the dangers of gender-affirming therapy for minors when they passed legislation outlawing such therapy. CNN Health has this story from the Associated Press.

Kalena “Peaches” Croskey, a 32-year-old Black trans woman, died in Birmingham, Alabama, while being held at the city jail. Police are investigating her death, according to Them.

S.J. Joslin was fired from their job as a park ranger for climbing El Capitan and planting a transgender pride flag. This week, a judge dismissed the suit filed by Joslin, saying that they must first try the civil service process before filing a lawsuit. The Advocate has this story.

Children’s Hospital of Colorado announced that the hospital is resuming gender-affirming care for minors, but added that no doctors have agreed to provide such care. The announcement by the hospital was in response to a lawsuit attempting to force the hospital to resume gender-affirming care. Needless to say, the litigants are not satisfied. This story comes from The Advocate.

The British cosmetics firm Lush has a graphic for June which shows a tiger who appears to have scars from top surgery. PinkNews has this story.

Several players for the York REvolution, a minor-league team which plays in Pennsylvania, refused to wear the team’s Pride Night jerseys. The team forfeited the game, rather than make the players wear the jerseys. They held the events scheduled for the game, but without the game. This story comes from Them.