Television

A non-profit series of grassroots desktop video documentaries in QuickTime streaming video, whose purpose is to promote better public understanding of people who have changed their genders.

Free Speech Internet Television is the first audio/video hub on the web created and defined by the people who use it. Extremely queer-friendly, including an online video of Leslie Feinberg reading from Stone Butch Blues, and a DykeTV episode about a case of discrimination in Argentina against a transgendered mother.

GLAAD has never let its name stop it; it has a long history of bi and trans inclusion, and has been reporting media transphobia in its weekly "GLAADAlerts" for years.

A tacky gay and lesbian soap opera with a cute eighty's feel and look.

Features an extensive listing of programs that have included gay, lesbian, or bisexual characters in the cast.

News and information for the Twin Cities Minneapolis, St. paul and suburbs gay, lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered communities. A foremost source of information regarding the AIDS health crisis. Arts, entertainment, politics, sports.

Producers of The Agenda. A gay themed news and information television program aired in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Cable network targeting GLBT viewers with original and classic programming. A division of MTV.

Provider of original gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and gay curious broadband video programming on the Internet.

A review of the cutting-edge FTM documentary, as broadcast on PBS.