The attacks on our community are relentless, and they’re coming from all directions - from statehouses, hate speech accounts on social media, and even the New York Times. And so we mobilize, we fight and we win. And amid our powerful resistance, there is unbridled joy: in art, in parenting, onscreen, in sports and beyond.
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Nia Clark shares her story of coming out as transgender, and why she works to raise awareness of the discrimination LGBTQ youth can face within child welfare systems.
HRC Mississippi staff and members joined Millsaps, the ACLU of Mississippi and community members to honor Transgender Day of Remembrance on November 20.
The evening will feature a post-performance Talk Forward discussion led by HRC President Alphonso David, with guests HRC Board Chair Jodie Patterson and "Slave Play" cast members Ato Blankson-Wood and…
As the executive director of St. James Infirmary, Toni Newman works to provide judgment-free services for sex workers who are LGBTQ, people of color, homeless and those living within the…
For Tori Cooper, what underlies her work every day are relationships and empowerment.
As a health advocate and expert, Chastity Nicole Petty Carter sees different, difficult barriers to accessing health care.
At least 22 transgender and gender non-conforming people — almost all Black transgender women — have been killed in 2019.
Houston community health advocate Donte Oxun has worked in HIV and public health spaces since 2009, shortly after they were diagnosed with HIV -- something that propelled them into speaking…
For Arianna Lint, services for the transgender community must be centered on the needs that trans people themselves identify as priorities.
Congresswoman Sharice Davids partnered with HRC for a Twitter Takeover to talk about visibility and why representation matters.
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