HRC Arkansas Finds its Match with Legislator Speed Dating
Approximately 50 HRC member and supporters in Arkansas gathered for a unique Valentine’s Day event to engage with their local representatives for “Legislator Speed Dating.”
Approximately 50 HRC member and supporters in Arkansas gathered for a unique Valentine’s Day event to engage with their local representatives for “Legislator Speed Dating.”
Only eight weeks into the 115th Congress, House Republicans are already pushing for special licenses to discriminate against LGBTQ people under the guise of religion.
After the North Carolina General Assembly failed to repeal HB2, the NBA moved the All-Star Game from Charlotte to a city where their fans and players would feel safe.
HRC hailed a petition to the Supreme Court of the United States challenging a decision by the Arkansas Supreme Court that seeks to deny same-sex couples equal parental rights.
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.
Last night, the New Mexico Senate Judiciary Committee passed SB 121, which would protect youth from the discredited and dangerous practice of so-called “conversion therapy.”
LGBTQ people have long faced serious persecution by governments, paramilitary organizations and their own families in the Middle East and North Africa.
Kentucky Senators voted 31-3 to pass Senate Bill (SB) 17, a bill that would, among other things, allow student groups at colleges, universities, and high schools to discriminate against LGBTQ…
2017 is shaping up to be a critical year for Virginia’s LGBTQ community.
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…