Federal Judge Announces He Will Strike Down Ohio Ban on Recognition of Same-Sex Marriages
Judge Timothy Black will issue ruling April 14 prohibiting state from enforcing ban
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HRC Calls on CPCC to Take Action After Transgender Student Harassed by School Security
LGBT rights organization calls on school to address incident of discrimination
HRC Announces Endorsement of Pat Murphy for Congress
WASHINGTON– Today, the fifth anniversary of marriage equality in Iowa, the Human Rights Campaign – the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization – announced the…
Only Empty Words from Winston-Salem State University After Gay Student Harassed
WASHINGTON – With no action and only an empty statement and tweets from leaders at Winston-Salem University after a gay student was the target of aggressive cyber bullying, the Human…
HRC to NSAA: Listen To Judges, Poems on Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity are not Controversial
Washington – The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization is calling on the Nebraska School Activities Association to reverse a…
Mississippi’s So-Called “Religious Freedom” Bill Passes State Legislature
HRC calls on Gov. Bryant to veto the measure
HRC Calls on Winston-Salem State University to Protect Gay Student, Stop Anti-LGBT Harassment
WSSU slow to act as student is target of aggressive anti-gay cyber bullying
Boy Scouts of America Fire Gay Scoutmaster After He Comes Out to NBC News
WASHINGTON – The Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization, is calling on the Boy Scouts of America to end its longstanding…
Beginning Next Week: Tenth Circuit to Hear Utah, Oklahoma Marriage Equality Cases
Two of the nine cases slated for argument before federal appeals courts to be heard in Denver this month
South Dakota One of Only Five States With No Court Case Fighting Marriage Ban
Alaska, Georgia, Montana, North Dakota & South Dakota have yet to see lawsuits challenging state constitutional marriage bans
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