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.

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Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero should still be alive today. Lorenzo Salgado Araujo should still be alive today. Keith Porter Jr. should still be alive today. Renee Nicole Good should still be alive today. Alex Pretti should still be alive today. Ruben Ray Martinez should still be alive today. Silverio Villegas González should still be alive today. Jaime Alanis should still be alive today. Roberto Carlos Montoya Valdez should still be alive today. Josué Castro Rivera should still be alive today.
Anti-trans legislation isn't about "protecting girls"—it's about distracting us from what matters. If we really cared about safety and fairness in sports, we’d be breaking down barriers facing girls at every level. — MEGAN RAPINOE, on the Supreme Court upholding discriminatory, anti-trans sports bans in West Virginia and Idaho.
Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA), holding a children in a family photo.
international non-binary people's day.
Happy Juneteenth - Freedom Day. HRC
Screenshots of HRC President Kelley Robinson and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear speaking together on a podcast. Kelley Robinson is quoted: "When cruelty is on full display like it is today, you also see heroes showing up in important ways. Heroes like YOU in Kentucky, vetoing all of those anti-trans bills, showing up as the FIRST governor in Kentucky’s history to declare Pride Month an official month of your state." Governor Beshear is quoted: "Well, I was proud to do each and every one of those actions. One, because it was the right thing to do, and two, because I really hate bullies."
A headshot of James Talarico appears. Multi-colored text reads, "Let's Get Free. Vote Equality '26. James Talarico for U.S. Senate." A yellow button reads, "HRC endorsed 2026." A disclaimer in white text surrounded by a box reads, "Paid for by Human Rights Campaign PAC, www.hrc.org, and authorized by Talarico for Texas."
BREAKING: HRC-endorsed Scott Wiener advances to general election for California's 11th Congressional District.
2026 Human Rights Campaign Pride Playlist. I Feel Love: Donna Summer A Quién Le Importa: Alaska Y Dinarama El Alma Que Te Trajo: Safety Trance, Arca LGBT: cupcakKe Crank: Slayyyter A Boy Is A Gun*: Tyler, The Creator Immaterial: SOPHIE For My Lover: Tracy Chapman Queer: Garbage Dancing in the Dark: Lucy Dacus Alley Light: Squirrel Flower WTP: Teyana Taylor, Mykki Blanco Make Me Feel: Janelle Monáe I'm Every Woman: Chaka Khan You're The One: Kaytranada, Syd Red Wine Supernova: Chappell Roan ...and more <3 HRC logo appears
Yellow text on blue background with HRC logo and confetti reads: 4 million HRC members and supporters!
On a paper texture background, a textured rip of the pride flag colors appears. Blue text reads, “Pride is a protest.” The HRC logo appears.
On a gradient background with the pansexual flag colors, white text reads, “pansexual + panromantic awareness and visibility day.” The HRC logo appears.
Image of Harvey Milk. White text reads, "Harvey Milk Day." HRC logo
Photos of Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer speaking. She is quoted: "Queer people are humans. Every person deserves to live the life they want with dignity and protection and respect. And that’s the bottom line."
29% of LGBTQ+ AANHPI adults say they are finding it difficult to get by or are just getting by financially.
38.5% of LGBTQ+ AANHPI adults say federal policies made accessing health care harder in 2025.
40.6% of LGBTQ+ AANHPI adults say they are less out than 12 months ago.
Our LGBTQ+ AANHPI community deserves better.
Agender Pride. Heart with black, gray, white and green stripes.
agender. adjective. agen·​der. a person whose gender identity is genderless or neutral. having an internal sense of being neither male nor female nor some combination of male. Source: Merriam-Webster
On a gradient blue background, Hayden Panettiere appears. Yellow and white text reads a quote attributed to Hayden from her memoir, “This Is Me: A Reckoning” that reads, “...it’s sad I had to wait until I was 36-years-old to share that part of me, but better late than never, right?”