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On the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment, We Still Have Work To Do
Written by: Rebecca Hershey, HRC Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Director
RNC Transphobe #1: Cissie Graham Lynch Attacks LGBTQ Kids
Post submitted by Lucas Acosta (he/him), former Deputy Director of Communications, PoliticsCissie Graham Lynch referred to transgender girls as boys
Human Rights Campaign Responds to the Horrific Shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, WI
Sunday evening, Jacob Blake was Tased and shot seven times by local police as his children looked on. In response, HRC Human Rights Campaign Wisconsin State Director Wendy Strout issued…
Human Rights Campaign and Lambda Legal Send Letter Urging Protection and Strengthening of the United States Postal Service
Post also submitted by Tom Warnke, Lambda Legal
More Than 30 Major Corporations Join Human Rights Campaign Supreme Court Amicus Brief Stating No Loving Foster Parent Should Face Discrimination in Child Welfare
The brief is in reference to the case Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.
Back To School Like Never Before
In past years, we approached our “Back to School” campaign with an emphasis on creating safe, welcoming environments for LGBTQ students who are heading back into the hallways and classrooms…
Human Rights Campaign Congratulates Two Florida LGBTQ Candidates on Primary Victories
Two Human Rights Campaign-endorsed Florida legislative candidates won their primaries, both of whom are LGBTQ candidates of color.
#AM_Equality: August 19, 2020
HRC responds to Postmaster General’s decision to delay policy changes until after Nov elections; A message of hope on day two of the DNC
HRC on the Postmaster General’s Decision to Delay Policy Changes Until After the November Elections
Post submitted by Lucas Acosta (he/him), former Deputy Director of Communications, PoliticsStopping these destructive changes to the postal service is the right move, clearly responding to the massive public outcry…
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