Juneteenth And The Fight For Black Liberation
Growing up Black in Texas, there is no better day than Juneteenth. It’s more than just a holiday, it is our history. Down in the South, it is a part…
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Why We Must Hold George Floyd’s Legacy Close to Heart
I wrote a short op-ed recently for USA TODAY responding to a request for my reaction to George Floyd’s legacy, one year after his death. Allow me to share one…
HRC Introduces 'APA Out Loud' In Honor Of Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month
HRC celebrates and honors Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month by introducing our Asian and Pacific American Out Loud campaign. APA Out Loud aims to spotlight the beauty, talent, boldness…
Human Rights Campaign to Honor FX’s Emmy® and Golden Globe® Nominated TV Series “Pose” at National Virtual Event “Time for Equality Live”
The Human Rights Campaign announced that it will host a national virtual event, “Time for Equality,” on Thursday, April 22. The event will mark the first 100 days of the…
HRC Mourns Remy Fennell, Black Transgender Woman Killed in North Carolina
The Human Rights Campaign is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Remy Fennell, also known on Facebook and in her work hair styling as Remy Kreations, a Black…
Trans Day of Visibility Photo Essay Campaign
The Human Rights Campaign is celebrating International Transgender Day of Visibility with a "See Me on TDOV" photo essay series. We worked with five trans and non-binary folks from across…
Human Rights Campaign Partners with Lyft to Give Ride Credits to the Transgender Community
Today, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation announced a partnership between its Transgender Justice Initiative and Lyft to provide free transportation to transgender and non-binary individuals in need. This initiative was…
Dismantling HIV Stigma in Native Communities
Post submitted by Christopher J. Paisano (he/him/bíí), National Minority AIDS Council Coordinator for Indian Country
Human Rights Campaign Statement in Support of Asian-American Community
In response to the rising tide of violence against the Asian-American community and Tuesday’s horrific incident of white supremacist violence that took eight lives, six of whom were Asian American…
Anti-Asian Hate Must Stop and as a Community We Must Remain United and Speak Out
Post submitted by Viet Tran (he/him/they/them), former HRC Press Secretary
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