#LoveYourNeighbor: We Are All as Equal as the Person Beside Us
A Mississippi resident, Auston wants to represent his community in a positive light -- his Tupelo community and his LGBTQ community.
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For Hayden, #LoveYourNeighbor Means Love Everyone
Hayden, a transgender man, has joined HRC’s new #LoveYourNeighbor campaign, a video storytelling series focused on sharing the stories of LGBTQ and allied people in Tupelo, Mississippi. He shares the…
#LoveYourNeighbor: Jamaya and Macy Ask Tupelo to ‘Look Past the Cover’
Jamaya and her girlfriend Macy, also a Tupelo native, have joined HRC’s new #LoveYourNeighbor campaign, a video storytelling series focused on sharing the stories of LGBTQ and allied people in…
#LoveYourNeighbor: Jeremy Encourages His Community to Keep an Open Mind
Undeterred by the bigotry he has faced in his hometown, Jeremy encourages people to open up and have conversations with one another in HRC’s new #LoveYourNeighbor campaign, a video storytelling…
Mother-Son Duo Joins HRC’s #LoveYourNeighbor Campaign
Along with his mother Meredith, Josh has joined HRC’s #LoveYourNeighbor campaign, a video storytelling series focused on sharing the stories of LGBTQ and allied people in Tupelo, Mississippi. In the…
HRC Mississippi Releases #LoveYourNeighbor Video Campaign
JACKSON, Miss. -- Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, released the first video in a series titled…
HRC Mississippi Releases #LoveYourNeighbor Video Series Campaign
Today HRC released the first video in a series titled “#LoveYourNeighbor,” a storytelling project focused on sharing the experiences of LGBTQ people and allies in Tupelo, Miss. The project was…
MLK Day of Service in Jackson, Mississippi
Once again, HRC Mississippi teamed up with the United Way of the Capital Area to collect travel sized toiletries such as soaps, shampoos and dental hygiene products for area homeless…
MLK Day of Service: An Opportunity to Energize Communities in Service to Others
MLK Day of Service 2017 provided an opportunity for HRC volunteers and supporters around the country to transform Dr. King's life and teachings into community action, mobilizing around the national…
HRC Mourns Mesha Caldwell, First Reported Trans Murder Victim of 2017
HRC was deeply saddened to learn that transgender woman Mesha Caldwell, 41, was found dead near Canton, Mississippi, on the evening of January 4.
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