Human Rights Campaign
Human Rights Campaign
@hrc.org
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.
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This is the energy we’re bringing to the polls. Join us: hrc.im/vote
HRC-endorsed Will Lawrence will fight for equality, protect health care access, and lower costs. Info: hrc.im/vote
Happy Intersex Awareness Day! Intersex people are born with a variety of differences in their sex traits and reproductive anatomy. Learn about the history of intersex advocacy and what you can do to uplift intersex voices: https://www.hrc.org/resources/understanding-the-intersex-community
In five states this fall, proposals attacking transgender young people are on the ballot. Mickey Lopez, the father of a trans daughter, is speaking out. https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/voices/2026/10/16/transgender-attacks-election-protections-healthcare/92219825007/
The SAVE Act could force women who changed their last names to have to track down birth certificates just to vote. That’s not election security. It’s voter suppression.
Mike Rogers was just caught on tape talking about how he wanted to make sure that there were retired cops who could intimidate voters in the city of Detroit. We deserve the right to vote. People have fought and died for that right. No more election deniers.
This part: "The moment you compromise the rights of a trans person in America, you compromise the rights of every citizen in America."
Trans voter to @aoc.bsky.social: Trans people in America feel like they've been abandoned by the Democratic Party, that we are a losing issue, that it's not worth defending us. What do you say to that? AOC:
Someone is impersonating a Texas group that supports trans youth. It’s no coincidence that this is happening while early voting is underway and MAGA continues attacking trans people. It's not our fault that MAGA can't figure out how to cut costs. We deserve safety, not to be scapegoated.
HRC-endorsed Jeremy Moss could be Michigan’s first out LGBTQ+ congressperson. Read more: https://www.advocate.com/politics/election/jeremy-moss-michigan-congress #Michigan #LGBTQ #Vote
“I didn’t attend my son’s wedding because I didn’t believe in his marriage. But now, five years later, I can’t imagine a stronger, more loving relationship, and I’m grateful for the ways that his marriage to a man has provided a stable, secure foundation for my grandchildren.”
Opinion: I feel like my eyes have been opened. God helped me change my mind about the freedom to marry for same-sex couples.
Happy International Pronouns Day! Using people’s correct pronouns is one easy way you can support our LGBTQ+ community every single day. Learn more: https://www.hrc.org/resources/why-we-ask-each-other-our-pronouns
Despite dozens of anti-LGBTQ+ measures in the 119th Congress, pro-equality lawmakers held the line. Today, we’re sharing our Congressional Scorecard. See how your lawmakers scored: hrc.im/scorecard
This November, come out to the polls and help us send even more pro-equality champions to office — make your voting plan now: hrc.im/vote
Our movement is about showing up everywhere power is decided, including at the ballot box. And today, we’re turning people power into voter power. Find your local No Kings early voting mobilization: nokings.org
Texans deserve a senator like James Talarico who rejects hate and division. Make your voting plan today at hrc.im/vote.
All students deserve to feel safe and welcome in school. But when a Sonoma Valley school board chose to remove a Progress Pride flag from a high school’s flagpole that’s been flying since 2019, they failed their community. School board elections matter.
Do you know who is on your local school board? Learn about our Safe Schools Champions: hrc.im/safeschoolschampion
Read our newest Substack: humanrightscampaign.substack.com/p/la-lucha-s...
It’s time for Susan Collins to go. Maine is ready for a change in power. That’s why we’re proud to endorse @troyjackson207.bsky.social for U.S. Senate, a strong champion for LGBTQ+ rights and access to care across the board.
Coming out changes minds. Voting changes laws. HRC LEARN offers free courses on making a voting plan, knowing your rights, helping others vote, and having deeper conversations about LGBTQ+ equality: https://learn.hrc.org/explore
“How can we bring visibility to our communities’ stories and feed even more people? What does visibility make possible for someone who needs help today?” Read more from HRC’s Mila Hellfyre on our Substack:
We don’t know about you, but we’re feeling 22 DAYS ELECTION DAY! Our staff, volunteers, partners, and equality champions all came together to support HRC-endorsed candidates across the country — and you can too! Join us and help build people power this November: mobilize.us/hrc/
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