Human Rights Campaign Announces National Call-In Day to Finally Repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Repeal Not Yet a "Done Deal" Immediate Action Critical for Success
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Announcement: A Father's Love Wins Out
Omaha World Herald hears a proud father's request and changes its wedding announcement policy to include legal same-sex weddings.
NOM Fails in Lawsuit to Hide Maine Election Activities
Federal judge upholds majority of Maine law requiring public transparency of campaign activities; HRC calls on NOM to play by the rules and disclose its anti-LGBT political efforts.
New Study Shows Tangible Harm of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Mission critical specialists discharged at an alarming rate in 2009.
Target Corporation Message to LGBT Community: We Won't Make it Right
HRC to devote $150,000 in Minnesota to elect pro-equality candidates.
Judge Lifts Calif. Marriage Decision Stay on Aug. 18
Without Appeal Decision Will Open Door to Marriage Equality for Now; Legal Status of Marriage Remains Uncertain.
Human Rights Campaign Congratulates Elena Kagan on Her Confirmation as Associate Justice of the Unit
"We commend the Senate for confirming Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court. She has demonstrated a understanding of the need for equality for all Americans and her record…
Human Rights Campaign Applauds Senate Introduction of Safe Schools Improvement Act
Legislation would mandate that schools adopt policies to meaningfully address bullying and harassment, including LGBT students.
Statement from Human Rights Campaign President on Target CEO's Apology
Washington - Today HRC President Joe Solmonese issued the following statement:
John McCain: Against Filibuster of Defense Bill Before He Was For It
Senator pledges not to block NDAA this morning; objects to bringing it up this afternoon.
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