Human Rights Campaign

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We’re America’s largest LGBTQ+ civil rights organization. We proudly fight for a world where equality wins at home, school, work, and every community.

Trump’s Department of Education is no longer tracking harassment, bullying, or assaults of transgender or nonbinary students, putting them at risk in a place they should feel safe. This is a travesty. But HRC’s Welcoming Schools Program will always show up for all kids. welcomingschools.org

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BREAKING: We’re suing Trump. Again. Today, as part of a continuing case, we filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of federal employees against Trump’s Office of Personnel Management (OPM) for eliminating health insurance coverage for transgender healthcare.

We have always been a part of history. Period. This Transgender History Month, the fight for equality continues in honor of our trailblazing ancestors like: Marsha P. Johnson Sylvia Rivera Miss Major Griffin-Gracy Lou Sullivan Stormé DeLarverie And so many more. 🩵🩷🤍

On a background of a trans flag, white and yellow text reads, “Trans history is American History.” The HRC logo appears.

Living with HIV should never be treated as a crime. After years of hard work from LGBTQ+ advocates and lawmakers, Pennsylvania is taking an important step toward ending outdated laws rooted in stigma instead of science. https://www.advocate.com/politics/states/pennsylvania-hiv-decriminilization

Josh Shapiro repeals HIV law that made a diagnosis a felony enhancement in Pennsylvania

The Democrat signed a bipartisan law ending a felony enhancement rooted in AIDS-era fear and stigma.

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“Our family...discovered that when something fundamental to your child's well-being is at stake, showing up becomes an act of love.” Read more from two parents-turned-advocates on why they testified at the NJ Legislature: https://humanrightscampaign.substack.com/p/our-son-is-thriving-thats-why-we

Our son is thriving. That's why we went to Trenton.

On testifying for New Jersey's Healthcare Shield Law and why every family has a role to play.

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Yes, you read that right: Girls trying to join their local school soccer team in Washington State may be forced to “prove” their gender. These transphobic attacks are thinly veiled attempts to strip ALL OF US of our rights.

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Similar initiatives will appear on the ballot in Arizona and Colorado but unlike those measures, which would broadly require schools to designate athletic programs as definitively male, female or co-ed, Washington state’s initiative applies to only girls’ sports.

Prides are meant to be a place where all can feel safe, welcome, and seen. We are sending our love to the victims, their families, and the entire city of Berlin today.

Graphic. Text says: "Our hearts are with Berlin's LGBTQ+ community." The HRC logo is visible.

We’re saddened to learn a member of our LGBTQ+ community was among the U.S. servicemembers killed in the Iran war last weekend. Sgt. Angel Rampersad’s family described her as a "gentle giant" and “defender and friend." We honor Sgt. Rampersad, who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.

Sgt. Angel Rampersad

LGBTQ+ veteran @caitfornewyork.bsky.social is ready to take the fight to the House for New York 17th district! She’ll stand up for our rights, defend healthcare, support the Equality Act, and defeat Mike Lawler’s extreme agenda. Conley is a proven leader ready to protect our rights!

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WIN: Last night, the U.S. House shot down a permanent version of Trump and Hegseth’s discriminatory policy banning trans individuals from serving in the military. This bipartisan rebuke proves what we already know: Everyone who meets the same rigorous standards should be able to serve.

House rejects amendment banning transgender individuals from serving in military

The House on Tuesday rejected an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would codify President Trump’s executive order preventing transgender individuals from serving…

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Change begins with just one story. Zero HIV Stigma Day honors Prudence Nobantu Mabele, who was one of the first Black South African women to publicly share her HIV status, along with countless other activists who have worked to improve life outcomes for those living with HIV.

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