Tell HHS LGBTQ Discrimination in Health Care is Not OK
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#AM_Equality Tipsheet: July 9, 2019
NYT reports on Puerto Rico’s LGBTQ community rebuilding; Trans actress Hunter Shafer talks about her new role on HBO’s “Euphoria”
#AM_Equality Tipsheet: July 8, 2019
Why sister of gay man fired from job is fighting for him at SCOTUS; Congrats to the USWNT on your World Cup victory!
Statement on the Attack Against Andy Ngo
The Human Rights Campaign issued the following statement on the horrific attack against Andy Ngo in Portland, Oregon over the weekend:
“We condemn violence in the strongest possible terms and…
HRC Global Brings Leaders Together to Share Ideas for Building a Stronger Movement
In places like Bulgaria, Ukraine, Poland and Vietnam, HRC delivered customized capacity-building workshops to support HRC’s partners in their efforts to strengthen their advocacy for equality.
#AM_Equality Tipsheet: July 3, 2019
Pro-equality congress members submit amicus brief in support of LGBTQ workers; Megan Rapinoe gives lesson in equality, science.
Companies Take to Twitter to Showcase Support for LGBTQ Workers
Companies have taken to social media to express their support for LGBTQ workers after signing a “friend of the court” brief that will be filed with the U.S. Supreme Court…
#AM_Equality Tipsheet: July 2, 2019
More than 200 major businesses file SCOTUS amicus brief in support of LGBTQ workers; Bisexual teen comes out in valedictorian speech.
More than 200 Major Businesses File Landmark Amicus Brief in Support of LGBTQ Workers
Today, HRC, Lambda Legal, Out & Equal, Out Leadership, and Freedom for All Americans announced that 206 major corporations have signed a “friend of the court” brief that will be…
1964 Civil Rights Acts & The Equality Act
As we prepare to celebrate another Independence Day, the National Black Justice Coalition has a message for everyone.