Human Rights Campaign Responds to Decision in Brush & Nib Studio v. Phoenix
HRC responded to a decision in the Arizona Supreme Court undermining Phoenix’s six-year-old non-discrimination ordinance.
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HRC Condemns Trump-Pence Efforts to Abandon Protections for Transgender Employees
HRC condemned the Department of Justice’s brief submitted arguing that transgender people are not protected by Title VII’s prohibition on sex discrimination.
Human Rights Campaign Honors the First-Ever Texas LGBTQ Caucus
At National Conference of State Legislators, HRC honors trailblazing caucus members.
We Will Win: Get to Know New HRC President Alphonso David
Alphonso David has been fighting for LGBTQ equality for his entire professional career.
Racine Joins Five Other Wisconsin Municipalities in Protecting LGBTQ Youth from “Conversion Therapy"
Racine City Council passed an ordinance to protect LGBTQ youth from the dangerous and debunked practice of so-called “conversion therapy” on Tuesday, July 16.
Nevada Passes Sweeping Set of Pro-Equality Bills in 2019 Legislative Session
Nevada’s 2019 legislative session has officially ended, and HRC celebrates the progress made for marginalized communities in LGBTQ equality, health care, reproductive rights, access to the ballot box, measures to…
Six Years After Shelby Decision, HRC Joins Partners to Push for Voting Rights Protections
Six years ago this week, the U.S. Supreme Court gutted critical protections in the landmark Voting Rights Act.
House Committee Passes the Global Respect Act
The House Foreign Affairs Committee passed the Global Respect Act, a bipartisan legislation focused on protecting the human rights of LGBTQ people around the world.
HRC Releases Sex Discrimination Report
Post submitted by Viet Tran (he/him/they/them), former HRC Press SecretaryHRC releases its Inclusive Interpretations of Sex Discrimination Law report, which how federal courts have developed a consistent legal narrative regarding…
Three Years Since Pulse, Lawmakers Must Act to Address Ongoing Epidemic of Gun Violence
As we mark the third year since 49 lives were taken senselessly at Pulse, Congress must finally act to curb the growing epidemic of gun violence in the U.S.
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