Marissa Miller on Trans Power, Organizing and Resilience
To Marissa Miller, the 2019 National Trans Visibility March started at a Positive Women’s Network conference retreat in South Carolina.
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Human Rights Campaign to Trump and Pence: Stop Attacking LGBTQ Youth and Families
WASHINGTON — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, responded to Vice President Mike Pence’s address commemorating National…
#AM_Equality Tipsheet: November 12, 2019
New HRC & UConn survey on health care experiences of Black & Latinx young adults; Star Trek actor Anthony Rapp proposes to partner.
HRC Hosts Students from 33 Historically Black Colleges & Universities at Leadership Summit
For more than a decade, HRC has held an annual summit for LGBTQ student leaders from many of the nation’s historically Black institutions.
#AM_Equality Tipsheet: November 11, 2019
Trans veteran Dana Delgardo marks Veterans Day with powerful TIME op-ed; Sense8 star Brian J. Smith comes out as gay.
Human Rights Campaign Foundation Hosts Students from 33 HBCUs
WASHINGTON - The Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC) over the weekend convened nearly 50 students for its 14th annual Historically Black Colleges & Universities Leadership Summit. For more than a…
HRC Announces Third Year of Global Partnerships in Pride
HRC Global is proud to announce its awardees for the third year of the Global Partnerships in Pride program.
#AM_Equality Tipsheet: November 8, 2019
Sessions announces bid for U.S. Senate; We’re LIVING for this NYC Ball Culture photo shoot!
Jeff Sessions is a Dangerous Opponent of Equality
Sessions used his former elected offices and the Trump-Pence Department of Justice to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
HRC Urges U.S. Senate to Reject Anti-LGBTQ Extremist Steven Menashi
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 12 to 10 to advance Steven Menashi, a nominee for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, to the full U.S. Senate.