Marriage Movement in Washington, D.C.
The D.C. Council voted on May 5 to recognize gay and lesbian couples' marriages that were performed in other jurisdictions. Mayor Adrian Fenty signed the bill, and it was then…
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Human Rights Campaign Condemns Shootings at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of this brutal attack" said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
Human Rights Campaign Statement on Chaz Bono's Announcement of Transitioning Genders
"This announcement by Chaz is nothing short of courageous," said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese
Human Rights Campaign Statement on the U.S. Supreme Court's Denial of Certiorari in Pietrangelo v. G
Supreme Court's decision underscores the need for swift action by President Obama and Congress to repeal this discriminatory law.
Human Rights Campaign Lauds Introduction of Reuniting Families Act
Legislation would end discrimination against same-sex couples in immigration law and allow Americans to sponsor their partners.
New Hampshire House and Senate Pass Marriage Bill for Same-Sex Couples
Gov. Lynch expected to sign legislation
Historic U.S. Senate Hearing Held on Uniting American Families Act
Legislation would end discrimination against same-sex couples in immigration law and allow Americans to sponsor their partners.
New Hampshire Becomes Sixth State to Recognize Marriage for Same-Sex Couples
Gov. Lynch signs legislation passed by state Senate and House of Representatives Law will take effect Jan. 1, 2010
Human Rights Campaign Applauds Nevada Legislature's Override Vote Recognizing Domestic Partnerships
Vote to override Governor's veto makes Nevada the thirteenth state to offer some sort of relationship recognition for same-sex couples.
ExxonMobil Continues to Oppose Shareholders' Vote for Non-Discrimination Policy
For ten years, executives continue to resist smallest steps towards equality.
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