Freedom from Discrimination in Credit Act Could Help LGBT Americans Realize American Dream
Bill introduced in Senate would prohibit discrimination in the provision of credit based on sexual orientation or gender identity
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Southern Baptist Convention Shuns Gay Youth with BSA Vote
Resolution sends the message that Southern Baptists believe gay kids should be ostracized, rejected
Anniversary of Loving Decision Underscores Need for Supreme Court to Act Boldly on Marriage Equality
46 years ago, the Court struck down all bans on interracial marriage
HRC Statement on Daniel Baer’s Nomination to be Ambassador to OSCE
WASHINGTON – Today the White House announced its intention to nominate Daniel Baer – the current Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor – as…
HRC and Kenneth Cole Launch Partnership to Encourage Americans to Support Marriage Equality
Fashion designer and activist Kenneth Cole is once again partnering with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) to encourage Americans to support marriage equality.
More Evidence Equality is Good for Business: New Reports Show Support for Non-Discrimination Laws
New poll shows two-thirds of small business owners support federal employment protections while second report illustrates how LGBT workers who work hard could fail to get ahead
LGBT Students in Public Schools Would be Safer with Student Non-Discrimination Act
Student Non-Discrimination Act would prohibit discrimination against public school students on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity
HRC Calls for Pro-Equality Senate Appointee from Christie
Gov. Christie must honor Sen. Lautenberg’s legacy, appoint pro-LGBT senator
HRC Statement on the Passing of U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg
WASHINGTON – Today Human Rights Campaign (HRC) president Chad Griffin released the following statement upon learning U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg had passed away:
Love conquers hate.
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