Trump & Pence Ignoring Disproportionate Impacts Of COVID-19
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Women on the Rise: Spotlight on LGBTQ Leaders & Allies
This Women’s History Month, HRC shines a light on women officials in swing states leading the charge for LGBTQ equality.
HRC Mourns Monika Diamond, Black Trans Woman Killed in North Carolina
HRC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Monika Diamond, a 34-year-old Black transgender woman and business owner killed in Charlotte, North Carolina on March 18.
HRC Releases Research Brief on the Unique Vulnerabilities of the LGBTQ Community During COVID-19
WASHINGTON — Today, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the educational arm of the Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, published…
Need to Know Information for the LGBTQ+ Community Around COVID-19
This is a global health crisis, and as we’re seeing in the government’s lagging response, our work is more necessary than ever.
HRC Mourns Yampi Méndez Arocho, Trans Man Killed in Puerto Rico
HRC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Yampi Méndez Arocho, a 19-year-old transgender man killed in Moca, Puerto Rico, on March 5.
Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David Kicks Off National Faith Tour in Philadelphia, Pa.
“Coming Home to Faith: A Search for Common Ground” will bridge perceived divides between the faith and LGBTQ communities and mobilize voters ahead of the 2020 election
Growing Up Black and Queer
As Black History Month comes to a close, playwright Jeremy O'Harris reflects on his own history.
HRC Foundation Releases Coming Out Resource for Black LGBTQ People
This resource details the unique experiences of Black people when considering coming out, including grappling with faith traditions and teachings that may condemn or reject LGBTQ identities.
Celebrating Community-Led Organizations This National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day
National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day is observed each year on February 7 to increase HIV education, testing, community involvement and treatment among Black communities.
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