Human Rights Campaign Responds to Additional Charges in George Floyd Case
HRC President Alphonso David delivered a statement on changes and additional charges regarding the George Floyd case.
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Human Rights Campaign Responds to Enactment of Puerto Rico Civil Code Revisions
The code fails to include comprehensive protections for LGBTQ residents.
HRC responde a la promulgación de revisiones del Código Civil de Puerto Rico
El código no incluye protecciones integrales para los residentes LGBTQ.
HRC Responds to Trump’s Rose Garden Speech & Police Strike Against Peaceful Protestors
HRC President Alphonso David responded to Trump's decision to dispatch heavily armed police and military forces against peaceful protestors.
Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David on the Launch of Pride Month and Anti-Racism
HRC President Alphonso David recognized both the importance of celebrating Pride and reacted to the recent rash of racial violence.
HRC Mourns the Loss of Dr. Ron Simmons, LGBTQ Academic, Advocate & Public Health Leader
The LGBTQ academic, advocate and public health leader made combating the HIV epidemic his life’s calling.
The Human Rights Campaign and 100+ LGBTQ Organizations Release Letter Condemning Racial Violence
The letter condemns racism, racist violence and policy brutality while calling for action to combat these scourges.
HRC Mourns Tony McDade, Black Trans Man Killed in Florida
His death is believed to be the at least 12th violent death of a transgender or gender non-conforming person this year in the U.S.
This Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Let’s Come Together and Make A Difference
Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month to all my LGBTQ APIs out there. I see you, I love you and I hope you’re happy.
HRC Mourns McKinsley LaKeith Lincoln, Black LGBTQ Person Killed in Louisiana
McKinsley LaKeith Lincoln, a 29-year-old Black LGBTQ person, was killed in Alexandria, Louisiana, on May 15.
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