The attacks on our community are relentless, and they’re coming from all directions - from statehouses, hate speech accounts on social media, and even the New York Times. And so we mobilize, we fight and we win. And amid our powerful resistance, there is unbridled joy: in art, in parenting, onscreen, in sports and beyond.
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Post submitted by Lucas Acosta (he/him), former Deputy Director of Communications, PoliticsIn his first move as President, HRC’s Alphonso David launches most significant state legislative investment in HRC’s campaign history.
In his first act as president of the Human Rights Campaign, David will travel to key communities in the fight for equality.
The evening of food, cocktails and music to benefit the fight for full LGBTQ equality will be held on Tuesday, October 22, 2019.
HRC applauds the Supreme Court’s decision that allows the newly drawn, more representative Virginia State Legislative map to stand.
After anti-equality politicians blocked votes on non-discrimination protections, HRC gets ready to make a critical difference this November.
HRC released the following statement in the wake of a news report that revealed Virginia Governor Ralph Northam appearing in a deeply racist and offensive photograph.
After passing the Senate in bipartisan fashion, Speaker Cox and House leadership refuse to bring bills up for a committee vote
As legislative sessions begin across nearly all 50 states, HRC is tracking more than 150 pieces of LGBTQ-related legislation.
Senate passes legislation for the fourth year; House leaders must prioritize LGBTQ Virginians this session
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