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AANHPI & Proud
For too long in the fight for LGBTQ+ equality, Asian American/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) voices have been toned down, quiet, or missing. We’re changing that.
In the 2020 elections, AANHPI-identified voters skyrocketed more than any other racial demographic group. What can we accomplish by focusing our power?
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Honoring AANHPI Heritage, Past & Present
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Play the video: Spoken Word: “This body is (not) a virus” by Jireh Deng -
Play the video: Spoken Word: “homonyms, after tragedy & Ocean Vuong” by Caitlyn Clark -
Play the video: Spoken Word: “Postcard from San Fransokyo in the Form of a Poem” by Lauren Bullock -
Play the video: Artist Series: “No Mākou Ke Ānuenue” by Lehuauakea -
Play the video: George Takei Receives the Upstander Award, 2015 -
Play the video: Leo Sheng Receives the HRC Visibility Award 2022 -
Play the video: Aneesh Sheth Receives HRC’s Visibility Award, 2020 -
Play the video: Eugene Lee Yang Receives the HRC Visibility Award, 2019 -
Play the video: Ian Alexander Receives the HRC Visibility Award, 2019 -
Play the video: Nico Santos Receives the HRC Visibility Award, 2018 -
Play the video: Conrad Ricamora Receives the HRC Visibility Award, 2016 -
Play the video: Geena Rocero speaks at the 2015 HRC San Francisco Bay Area Gala
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Actor, singer and songwriter Telly Leung wears HRC's AANHPI & Proud t-shirt
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HRC's Board of Governors member Hooriya Hussain wears our red AANHPI & Proud t-shirt
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