Ohio’s LGBTQ Laws Rated in HRC’s Annual State Equality Index
Falling into the lowest category, Ohio is one of 30 states where LGBTQ Americans, their friends and families remain at risk of discrimination.
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Michigan’s LGBTQ Laws Rated in HRC’s Annual State Equality Index
Michigan falls into the lowest category, “High Priority to Achieve Basic Equality.” as an estimated 8 million LGBTQ Americans, their friends and families remain at risk of discrimination if they…
Nevada Rates High for Pro-LGBTQ Laws in HRC’s Annual State Equality Index
Nevada falls into the category, of “Working Toward Innovative Equality.” and passed a sweeping set of pro-LGBTQ bills in the 2019 legislative session.
Educating the Educators: The Impact of HRC’s Time to THRIVE Conference
Each year, Reyes takes lessons he learns and puts them into action to create a more inclusive and welcoming school culture back home in California.
HISTORY: Virginia Values Act Passes, Extending Critical Protections to LGBTQ Virginians
Virginia becomes the first state in decades -- and first Southern state -- to pass comprehensive non-discrimination protections from scratch, after years of legislative stalemates
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.
HRC: Senate Majority Fails Americans with Aquittal of Trump
WASHINGTON — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, responded to the U.S. Senate’s narrow vote to acquit…
Senate Majority Failed American People by Acquitting Donald Trump and Voters Must Now Act
HRC responded to the U.S. Senate’s narrow vote to acquit Donald Trump on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, despite members of both parties supporting his conviction.
35 Corporations and 107 Small Businesses Sign Letter Opposing Discrimination in Tennessee
Following the signing of HB 836 in Tennessee, top businesses sign a letter opposing the bill and further attempts to discriminate against LGBTQ Tennesseans.
HRC Endorses Assemblywoman Christy Smith for U.S. Congress
Post submitted by Lucas Acosta (he/him), former Deputy Director of Communications, PoliticsHRC will work to ensure Assemblywoman Smith joins the pro-equality majority in the House of Representatives.
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