Campaña de derechos humanos celebra el matrimonio igualitario en Costa Rica
Costa Rica es ahora el primer país de América Central y el 29º país del mundo con matrimonio igualitario.
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Human Rights Campaign Celebrates Marriage Equality in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is now the first country in Central America and the 29th country in the world with marriage equality.
Human Rights Campaign Endorses Georgette Gómez for Congress
Gómez would become the first Latinx openly LGBTQ Member of Congress.
Human Rights Campaign Endorses Ritchie Torres for Congress
Torres would become the first Afro-Latin American LGBTQ Member of Congress by defeating one of the most virulently anti-equality Democrats in a generation.
HRC Mourns McKinsley LaKeith Lincoln, Black LGBTQ Person Killed in Louisiana
McKinsley LaKeith Lincoln, a 29-year-old Black LGBTQ person, was killed in Alexandria, Louisiana, on May 15.
HRC Staff Celebrate Pansexual Visibility Day 2020
May 24 marks Pansexual Visibility Day — a day for our community to uplift, elevate and celebrate those who identify as pansexual.
HRC Calls on the Senate Judiciary Committee to Reject 5th Circuit Nominee Cory Wilson
On Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing for Cory Wilson and is expected to vote on his nomination in the coming weeks
HRC Celebration Event for 2020 Change-Makers
HRC's All Children - All Families (ACAF) program invites you to join the virtual celeration event for our reveal of 2020 Change-Makers on Thursday, May 28th at 2 PM ET.…
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NEW HRC RESEARCH on economic impact on LGBTQ POC; HRC’s Alphonso David and Chasten Buttigeig on Instagram Live.
HRC and PSB Research Release Data on the Economic Impact of COVID-19 on LGBTQ Communities of Color
The research builds on prior data showing that LGBTQ people are disproportionately impacted economically by the pandemic.