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HRC is the nation’s largest LGBTQ civil rights organization. We envision a world where LGBTQ people are ensured equality at home, at work & in every community.

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  1. SD Rep. Fred Deutsch is endangering the lives of trans people by spreading bogus lies about trans people and trying to make it a crime for doctors to support trans youth. This is repulsive and will, without a doubt, negatively affect the well-being of kids.

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  2. Tonight, San Francisco 49ers assistant coach Katie Sowers will make history as the first female and first openly gay coach to compete in the . Congratulations, !

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  3. For , is lifting up the history of Black leadership within the LGBTQ community and highlighting a new generation of Black leaders who are fighting violence, discrimination and injustice to build a brighter, more inclusive and healthier future for all.

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  4. “With so many bills in process, LGBTQ advocates worry that the passage of one could trigger passage of the rest, casting the progress of trans children back at least half a century.” Katelyn Burns () writes for .

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  5. Honored to receive the Global Advocacy Award at the Greater NY Gala last night. Thank you for presenting me with your kind words ❤️

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  6. I love you, New York. So good to be home for my first Greater New York Gala as President & to share the stage with so many champions & trailblazers, including , , Matthew Lopez, , , & more.

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  7. Columbine Va. Tech Sandy Hook Charleston Pulse Las Vegas Parkland Tree of Life Synagogue Countless more that never make headlines This National Gun Violence Survivors Week, continues to urge elected officials to pass common-sense gun safety legislation.

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  8. The groundbreaking documentary , which premiered at this week, spotlights the anti-LGBTQ crimes against humanity and activists working to end this violence.

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  9. Joining us at our Conference in February: 📺, Upstander Award honoree 👨‍🔬, Upstander Award honoree 🎤, Performer 🏛️, Special guest speaker 🏛️Del. , Special guest speaker

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  10. “As we mark the beginning of , we celebrate those who made enormous sacrifices in their own lives to blaze a trail toward greater freedom & equality. We must also confront the barriers that continue to exist for Black people & Black LGBTQ people.”-

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  11. . was excited to welcome , , , Matthew Lopez and hundreds of our most active members and supporters to the Gala.

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  12. At the 2020 , challenged us all to speak out against the hate and division in this country and detailed his longtime commitment to the LGBTQ community.

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  13. HRC is proud to announce the new class of HRC Youth Ambassadors! These LGBTQ advocates will represent the HRC Foundation and add their experiences to help best serve LGBTQ youth.

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  14. We are proud to honor actress and high school biology teacher with Upstander Awards at our Conference for youth-serving professionals next month! Register now at .

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  15. . is incredibly proud to honor Dan Levy with the HRC Visibility Award! Dan’s visibility, especially portraying the beloved pansexual character David Rose on , has brought more visibility to the LGBTQ community. Well-deserved, !

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  16. This and beyond, let us celebrate our progress, let us be inspired by our history, and let us recommit to the work ahead. Our work is not complete until the most marginalized within our communities have achieved full equality.

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  17. As we celebrate the rich history and contributions of Black people to our nation and our movement, join in recommitting to the work ahead.

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  18. "The advice I would give parents of LGBTQ children is to parent the child you have, not the child you thought you would have." spoke with about his new book, "Gay Like Me," and the importance of supporting LGBTQ youth.

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  19. . is proud to join to honor National Gun Violence Survivors Week and lift up the stories of gun violence survivors. Watch as Pulse survivor Brandon Wolf () delivers powerful remarks ahead of the March For Our Lives in 2018.

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  20. Today we mark the beginning of — and a celebration of the long history of Black leadership in the LGBTQ movement, including the ways in which Black LGBTQ & allied trailblazers have been and remain at the center of the fight for equality.

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