ICYMI: AP Debunks Extremist Claims About Gender Affirming Care
In the “things we can’t believe we have to say” category, we appreciate a recent fact check by the Associated Press on gender-affirming care and toddlers.
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Florida Parents Seek Emergency Ruling to Resume Medical Care for Transgender Adolescents
Florida families challenging the state’s ban on medically necessary healthcare for their transgender children filed a motion today
asking the court to halt the ban while their case proceeds. Parents…
A Landmark Step Toward LGBTQ+ Equality in Pennsylvania: House Judiciary Committee Advances Nondiscrimination Legislation
The Fairness Act Will Move to Consideration by Full Membership of House; Would Explicitly Protect LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians From Many Forms of Discrimination, From Housing to Public Accommodations to Employment
HRC Mourns Koko Da Doll, “Kokomo City” Documentary Star, Killed by Gun Violence in Atlanta
Koko Da Doll was a 35-year-old Black transgender woman, a successful rapper who was working on new music, and starred in the barrier-breaking, award-winning Sundance Film Festival documentary, “Kokomo City.”…
Human Rights Campaign Condemns Tennessee Legislature for Advancing Slate of Discriminatory Bills This Week
The Human Rights Campaign condemned the Tennessee legislature for advancing several discriminatory bills this week, all of which restrict the the rights of Tennesseans and many of which make Tennessee…
Human Rights Campaign Celebrates Minnesota State Legislature for Passing Conversion Therapy Ban; Bill Now Heads to Governor Walz’s Desk
Today, the Human Rights Campaign applauded the Minnesota State Legislature and the work of state partner OutFront Minnesota for passing H.F. 16, which would ban conversion therapy practices in the…
Supreme Court’s Action to Undo National Ban on Mifepristone Comes as a Relief, as Case With Far-Reaching Consequences to LGBTQ+ Community Proceeds
In its decision related to Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration, a medication abortion case, the Supreme Court of the United States keeps access to medication…
Remembering Ashley Burton, Black Transgender Woman Killed In Atlanta, Georgia
HRC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Ashley Burton, a 37-year-old Black transgender woman, who was killed in Atlanta, Georgia on April 11, 2023. Ashley’s death is…
Human Rights Campaign Applauds Kansas Governor Laura Kelly for Vetoing Extremist Attacks on Transgender Lives
In her veto statement, the Governor says, “I’m focused on the economy. Anyone care to join me?”
Topeka, KS - Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian,…
The Human Rights Campaign Celebrates the Reintroduction of the Do No Harm Act in the 118th Congress
Today, HRC celebrates the reintroduction of Do No Harm Act in the 118th Congress.
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