HRC Responds to Trump Refusing to Reopen Obamacare Exchanges
Post submitted by Lucas Acosta (he/him), former Deputy Director of Communications, PoliticsOver 20 million Americans and almost one-in-five LGBTQ people lack health coverage.
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Bridging the Gap: Finding Support for LGBTQ People in the Gospels
Lent is a time of reflection and contemplation, a time when many Christians think about ways that they can become closer to God and to each other.
HRC Urges U.S. Food and Drug Administration to Make Swift Changes to Its So-Called Blood Ban
Facing urgent blood shortages due to COVID-19, HRC asks FDA to make swift changes to policy prohibiting most gay and bisexual men from donating blood.
In-Home Learning: Poetry, Queerness and Childhood Acceptance
This month, HRC is celebrating National Poetry Month by sharing some touching poems created by young children on the importance of self-acceptance as well as an interactive activity you and…
Celebrating the Voices of Our Bi+ and Trans Community
We must uplift the voices of bisexual, pansexual, queer, fluid and transgender people as these voices are too often unheard.
Supporting and Caring for our LGBTQ Elders During COVID-19
During this time of uncertainty amidst the current COVID-19 global health crisis, supporting those in our communities who are the most at risk has never been more important.
HRC Global Alumni Share How Their Work Is Changing During the COVID-19 Crisis
Since the COVID-19 pandemic broke, it is impacting global LGBTQ advocacy in numerous ways.
HRC Honors International Transgender Day of Visibility
HRC honors International Transgender Day of Visibility and call for full equality for transgender and non-binary people.
Amid Global Pandemic, Idaho Governor Brad Little Prioritizes and Signs Anti-Transgender Legislation
Governor signs bill against advice of Idaho Attorney General, critiques from civil rights groups, and pleas from business leaders and medical professionals.
HRC Mourns Lexi, Trans Woman Killed in Harlem
HRC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Lexi, a 33-year-old transgender woman killed in Harlem, New York on March 28.
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