Across the country, anti-LGBTQ+ legislators are taking their marching orders from extremist groups, and are determined to tell their LGBTQ+ constituents that they should not be seen nor heard, nor even exist. Although the 2024 legislative session promises to continue these devastating attacks, HRC is more committed and more energized than ever in our fight for LGBTQ+ equality.
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As Passover begins, Rabbi Barry H. Block of the Congregation B’nai Israel in Little Rock, Arkansas, shares a reflection on the intersections of our struggles for equality.
Throughout the Lenten season, HRC will share devotionals from faith leaders, LGBTQ people and allies.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that the Church will reverse its controversial 2015 policy that deemed same-sex couples and marriage equality “apostasy” and effectively blocked children…
Throughout the Lenten season, HRC will share devotionals from faith leaders, LGBTQ people and allies.
Today’s post is a reflection on Romans 8:38, and it comes from Izzy Alvaran, regional organizer with Reconciling Ministries Network.
HRC condemns the anti-Muslim hate that reportedly motivated this attack.
WASHINGTON - Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, released the following statement mourning victims in the tragic…
Throughout the Lenten season, HRC will share devotionals from faith leaders, LGBTQ people and allies.
Throughout the Lenten season, HRC will share devotionals from faith leaders, LGBTQ people and allies.
SB 221 could excuse any Georgian from any state or local law, policy or other government action that they claim “burdens” their exercise of religion.
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