HRC Mourns Rayanna Pardo, Latina Transgender Woman Killed in Los Angeles
HRC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Rayanna Pardo, a 26-year-old Latina transgender woman who was killed in Los Angeles, California on March 17. Her death is…
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Liberation From 2020: A Passover Reflection
Q&A with Letitia Gomez-Bet Mishpachah Congregant This Q&A was conducted by Aryn Fields, HRC Foundation Press Secretary (She/Her), and Letitia Gomez, Congregant of Bet Mishpachah Synagogue (She/Her).
Another month, another…
HRC Places Anti-Hutchinson Ad During Arkansas NCAA Game
Post submitted by Lucas Acosta (he/him), former Deputy Director of Communications, PoliticsLITTLE ROCK, AR. — Today, the Human Rights Campaign announced it has purchased airtime for an ad denouncing the…
BREAKING: Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson Signs Anti-Trans Sports Bill
Today, Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson signed Senate Bill 354, an anti-transgender bill that bans transgender women and girls from participating in sports (including extracurricular and school sports at the elementary,…
Dr. Rachel Levine Makes History as First Openly Transgender Senate-Confirmed Federal Official
Today, the Human Rights Campaign celebrated the landmark confirmation of Dr. Rachel Levine as Assistant Secretary for Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. In a bipartisan…
Dismantling HIV Stigma in Native Communities
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On a Journey Toward Bisexual+ Equity
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Human Rights Campaign Statement in Support of Asian-American Community
In response to the rising tide of violence against the Asian-American community and Tuesday’s horrific incident of white supremacist violence that took eight lives, six of whom were Asian American…
Arkansas Legislature Sends Broad Medical Refusal Bill Harmful to LGBTQ People to Gov. Hutchinson’s Desk
Today, the Arkansas Senate voted to pass SB 289, a medical refusal bill that would have negative consequences for patients, including LGBTQ people. The bill, having passed the House, will…
Working to Defeat Tennessee’s Slate of Hate
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HATE WON'T MAKE US GREAT!
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