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The Supreme Court ruled that sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination are prohibited under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
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Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David Responds to Passing of Aimee Stephens
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Supreme Court Must Reject Taxpayer-Funded Discrimination
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HRC: SCOTUS Should Uphold LGBTQ Employment Protections
U.S. Supreme Court will consider three cases on LGBTQ employment rights based on decades of case laws prohibiting discrimination against LGBTQ employees.
Disgraceful: Fired Because They’re LGBTQ
Our rights are once again on the line at the Supreme Court.
Our Rights At Stake: Key Cases Before SCOTUS
The Supreme Court has a chance to make a statement and protect LGBTQ people from discrimination.
HRC Condemns Trump-Pence Efforts to Abandon Protections for Transgender Employees
HRC condemned the Department of Justice’s brief submitted arguing that transgender people are not protected by Title VII’s prohibition on sex discrimination.
Companies Take to Twitter to Showcase Support for LGBTQ Workers
Companies have taken to social media to express their support for LGBTQ workers after signing a “friend of the court” brief that will be filed with the U.S. Supreme Court…
SCOTUS Decision on Census Upholds Importance of Full Participation
The Supreme Court’s decision recognizes widespread concern over the administration’s political motivation and stated reasoning behind the addition.
HRC Responds to Supreme Court Decision on Partisan Redistricting in Maryland and North Carolina
The Supreme Court considered challenges to partisan redistricting in two cases out of Maryland (Lamone v. Benisek) and North Carolina (Rucho v. Common Cause).
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