Texas Democrats Take a Stand Against Anti-Transgender Legislation
Ten Senate Democrats in Texas stood up for the LGBTQ community by speaking against the anti-transgender bill SB 6.
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Ask the Expert: What YOU Need to Know about STDs
As part of our month-long effort to educate LGBTQ people and allies about the steps we can take to take care of ourselves, our partners, and our community, HRC turned…
Four Highlights from Day One of HRC’s Global Summit
HRC’s second annual Global Innovative Advocacy Summit program began yesterday in Washington, D.C.
House Introduces Bill to Modernize HIV & AIDS Laws
House HIV Caucus Co-Chairs Representatives Barbara Lee and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen reintroduced the REPEAL HIV Discrimination Act 2017, which would modernize laws and policies to eliminate discrimination against those living with…
Ruling Affirms Civil Rights Laws Protect Employees from Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation
Seventh Circuit is first appellate court to say the Civil Rights Act of 1964 includes such protections.
Oregon Pushes Forward in the Fight for LGBTQ Equality
HRC members, supporters and volunteers joined Basic Rights Oregon for LGBTQ Lobby Day at the Oregon State Capitol in Salem.
Global Summit Kicks Off with World Bank Visit and Roundtable with Members of Congress
Thirty remarkable LGBTQ advocates from five continents gathered at HRC’s office in Washington, D.C. this week for the second annual Global Innovative Advocacy Summit.
Gorsuch Proves Why He is Wrong for the Supreme Court of the United States
The Legal Department at HRC took a deep dive into Neil Gorsuch’s 76-page written response to questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee. After examining both his questionnaire responses and his…
The Plan to Combat Global Homophobia, From Peru to Nigeria
The first few months of the Trump administration have been hard on LGBTQ Americans, to say the least.
Shame: NCAA Rewards North Carolina for Discriminatory Laws Against LGBTQ Community
HRC and Equality NC released the following statements in light of the NCAA decision to consider North Carolina for championship games, despite the discrimination against LGBTQ people that remains enshrined…
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