Less than 48 hours after Jeff Sessions was confirmed as Attorney General, the Department of Justice took a major step to roll back critical protections for LGBTQ young people.
HRC opposed DeVos’ nomination to lead the nation’s agency tasked with enforcing civil rights laws in schools and ensuring that every child is able to receive an education free from…
HRC joined a coalition of more than 40 national and state advocates to support important legislation that would establish the nation’s first-ever insurance program for paid family and medical leave…
More than 400 religious leaders expressed outrage after media reports about a leaked License to Discriminate Executive Order from Donald Trump’s White House.
Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) took the unprecedented step to suspend the rules of the Senate Finance Committee by unanimous consent with no Democrats present.
HRC has taken the extraordinary step of opposing this Supreme Court nominee prior to his confirmation hearing -- a first for the organization.
HRC announced its opposition to President Trump’s nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court of the United States.
HRC and other civil rights leaders held a press conference to discuss a potential Trump executive order that could extend a broad license to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
Today, HRC responded to a White House statement distancing the Trump Administration from leaks about yet another discriminatory executive action, this time targeting the LGBTQ community.
In advance of tomorrow’s scheduled markup of Betsy DeVos, HRC sent a letter U.S. Senators calling for them to vote “no” on her nomination.
