HRC and Partners to Host #MMHMChat to Mark Minority Mental Health Month
This Twitter Chat provides an important opportunity to discuss mental health, stigma and other disparities facing LGBTQ communities of color.
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HRC Praises Reintroduction of the GLOBE Act
HRC praises the reintroduction of the GLOBE Act which would safeguard protections and advance LGBTQ equality at home and around the world.
HRC Mourns Denali Berries Stuckey, a Black Trans Woman Killed in South Carolina
HRC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Denali Berries Stuckey, a Black transgender woman fatally shot in North Charleston, South Carolina, on July 20.
Mental Health at the Intersections
It is important that we invest time in the practice of mental health in professional spaces where we can vocalize our issues in an objective safe space.
Pose Reminds Us to Show up for Our Transgender Family
While FX’s “Pose” may be set in 1990 this season, the themes resonate nearly 30 years later.
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.
Celebrating Pride With Every Color of the Rainbow
More and more, community-specific Pride festivals -- or “affinity Prides” -- are popping up across the country as a way to celebrate the identities of LGBTQ people that too often…
Fifty Years After Stonewall, HRC Commemorates the Riots That Helped Spark a Movement
Beginning on June 28, 1969, a six-day riot and protest at the Stonewall Inn helped inspire a community to action.
Take Pride this National HIV Testing Day
HIV heavily impacts members of the LGBTQ community, especially Black & Latinx gay and bisexual men and transgender women.
HRC Mourns the Loss of Brooklyn Lindsey
HRC mourns the loss of Brooklyn Lindsey, a Black transgender woman killed in Kansas City, Missouri on June 25.
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