HRC Statement on the Passing of U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg
WASHINGTON – Today Human Rights Campaign (HRC) president Chad Griffin released the following statement upon learning U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg had passed away:
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HRC Statement on the Failure of the IL House to Vote on Marriage Equality Legislation
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Nevada Assembly Takes Next Step to Repeal Marriage Ban
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HRC Statement on the Election of Eric Garcetti
WASHINGTON – Today Human Rights Campaign (HRC) president Chad Griffin released the following statement celebrating the election of Eric Garcetti to be the next mayor of Los Angeles:
Nevada’s Hate Crimes Protections Now Include Transgender Community
Gov. Sandoval signs bill adding gender identity and expression to hate crime law
HRC Statement on Lack of Lesbian and Gay Family Inclusion in Senate Committee Immigration Bill
WASHINGTON – Today, in the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chairman Patrick Leahy brought up an amendment to allow an American citizen’s foreign-born same-sex spouse the ability to become a citizen, just…
Meet Virginia’s Rabidly Anti-Gay Gubernatorial Ticket
Lt. Gov. nominee says LGBT Americans are “perverted…very sick people”
HRC Statement on String of New York City Hate Crimes
WASHINGTON – Today Human Rights Campaign (HRC) president Chad Griffin released the following statement regarding a string of hate crimes in New York City, including the hate-motivated shooting death of…
Love conquers hate.
