The Leadership and Political Power of Black Women
As Black History Month draws to a close, and we turn toward Women’s History Month, HRC is highlighting the political and electoral power of Black women.
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HRC Mourns Phylicia Mitchell, a Transgender Woman Murdered in Ohio
HRC mourns the loss of Phylicia Mitchell, a Black transgender woman who was fatally shot in Cleveland on Friday.
Black History Month: Life at the Intersections
As HRC honors Black History Month, we want to highlight individuals within our organization that drive our work forward at the intersections of LGBTQ equality and racial justice.
Meet Black Athletes Paving the Way for LGBTQ Equality
As part of our observance of Black History Month, HRC celebrates some of the sports stars who have become society’s role models.
HRC honra a las víctimas de Pulse en la conferencia Time to THRIVE 2018
Los ponentes también rinden homenaje a las víctimas de la escuela secundaria en Parkland, Florida.
HRC Foundation Honors Pulse Victims at 2018 Time to THRIVE Conference
Speakers also pay tribute to victims of gun violence at high school in Parkland, Florida
HRC Mourns Loss of Celine Walker, a Transgender Woman Murdered in Florida
HRC is saddened to learn the loss of Celine Walker, who was fatally shot in a hotel room in Jacksonville, Florida.
HRC Mourns Tonya Harvey, a Transgender Woman Murdered in New York
Tonya Harvey, a transgender woman of color was fatally shot in Buffalo, New York.
A Moral Imperative: National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day
Why fighting the HIV epidemic in Black communities requires a holistic response.
National Black HIV and AIDS Awareness Day: Stay the Course, the Fight is Not Over
Black straight women continue to be affected by HIV more than women of any other race or ethnicity. Moreover, members of Black transgender communities also remain especially vulnerable.
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