Whilst cisgender LGB+ people have seen some triumphs in their fight for equality, transgender individuals lag behind. The nested structure of the LGBT community leads to conflict and tension between the subgroups, creating an unexpected source of resistance to support transgender rights among LGB+ people. This creates a divide, with some LGB+ individuals engaging in collective action for the T and others advocating against the T. My research aims to explore this resistance by investigating the roles of shared disadvantage, perceived similarity, and intergroup contact in motivating collective action to understand how to increase support for the T in LGBT.