HRC Mourns McKinsley LaKeith Lincoln, Black LGBTQ Person Killed in Louisiana
McKinsley LaKeith Lincoln, a 29-year-old Black LGBTQ person, was killed in Alexandria, Louisiana, on May 15.
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HRC and PSB Research Release Data on the Economic Impact of COVID-19 on LGBTQ Communities of Color
The research builds on prior data showing that LGBTQ people are disproportionately impacted economically by the pandemic.
Empathy and Gratitude: Ramadan Reflections and Call from an Ally Imam
Imam Abdullah Antepli reflects on Muslim culture, the celebration of Ramadan and the need for LGBTQ inclusion within faith.
HRC to Co-Host Virtual Iftar Celebrating End of Ramadan
HRC will host a virtual iftar with Muslims for Progressive Values to recognize the end of Ramadan and discuss LGBTQ inclusion in the Muslim community.
HRC hablará en la vigilia honreando las vidas perdidas de personas LGBTQ en Puerto Rico
La vigilia virtual televisada es en honor a las diez personas LGBTQ asesinadas en los últimos 15 meses en Puerto Rico.
Human Rights Campaign, Ricky Martin to Speak at Vigil Remembering LGBTQ Lives Lost in Puerto Rico
The virtual vigil will honor the lives of ten LGBTQ people who have been killed in the past 15 months in Puerto Rico.
HRC President Alphonso David to Join 2020 Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Jericho Brown in Conversation
The event will be livestreamed at 6:00 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, May 13.
HRC Demands Action After the Killing of Ahmaud Arbery
Georgia has no statewide hate crimes law; HRC demands action to address this injustice
HRC and Trans Can Work Launch ‘Who’s Hiring’ Web Series For Trans Job-seekers
As part of HRC’s new Transgender Justice Initiative, the series will offer resources for trans and non-binary job seekers, who face disproportionate economic impact during COVID-19.
HRC Mourns Nina Pop, Black Trans Woman Killed in Missouri
Nina Pop is believed to be the at least tenth violent death of a transgender or gender non-conforming person this year in the U.S.
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