
HRC Urges Congress to Advance the “Do No Harm Act”
Legislation would clarify that the federal RFRA is intended to protect religious freedom while ensuring it is not misused as a weapon of discrimination.
Legislation would clarify that the federal RFRA is intended to protect religious freedom while ensuring it is not misused as a weapon of discrimination.
Post submitted by Viet Tran (he/him/they/them), former HRC Press SecretaryAhead of the 54th anniversary of the first Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, members of Congress will introduce the Voting…
Tennessee legislature is ramping up and once again anti-equality lawmakers are looking to pass a ‘Slate of Hate.’
HRC responded to the introduction of the “Prohibition of the Practice of Conversion Therapy Upon Minors” bill in Utah.
Vitally important bills would protect LGBTQ youth from dangerous practice of “conversion therapy” and modernize the process for transgender people to update their birth certificate
Bill passes 39-30, will now go to the Senate; is one of four anti-transgender measures introduced in-state this year.
New polling from Mason-Dixon Polling and Strategy that show broad, bipartisan support for legislation that would update Mississippi’s hate crimes laws to include sexual orientation, gender identity and disability.
HRC released the following statement in response to Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn’s horrific and outdated comments.
HRC called for committees in both the Mississippi’s House of Representatives and Senate to bring up for a vote bills that would update the state’s hate crimes law.
After passing the Senate in bipartisan fashion, Speaker Cox and House leadership refuse to bring bills up for a committee vote