Two Americas for queer people: HRC report finds stark differences in LGBTQ+ rights at the state level
It was the worst year ever for anti-LGBTQ+ state legislation, but there were some significant victories.
January 30, 2024
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It was the worst year ever for anti-LGBTQ+ state legislation, but there were some significant victories.
The index from the Human Rights Campaign rates cities on nondiscrimination laws, benefits for city employees, and other factors that contribute to a positive climate for LGBTQ+ people.
The number of cities earning a a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's Municipal Equality Index has surpassed 100 for the first time.
State Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore's anti-equality stance has caused more than a bit of chaos in the Heart of Dixie.
While 315 pieces of discriminatory legislation were introduced, activists beat back most of them.
The Human Rights Campaign's 2020 Municipal Equality Index finds progress in nondiscrimination laws, inclusive health benefits, and more.
In a Wall Street Journal piece, Gov. Mike Pence says his state's new 'religious freedom' law is not a license to discriminate against LGBT people.
Church officials expressed fear that they would have to hire openly LGBTQ people.
Those who sued have "shown they will face irreparable harm" if the order is allowed to stand, a federal judge wrote.
President Obama has made big leaps in LGBT rights without ever signing a new law.
The annual Human Rights Campaign State Equality Index labeled Texas as a "high priority to achieve basic equality."
Amid increasing state-level anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, Richmond set a high standard for municipal equality, scoring 100 in the Human Rights Campaign’s 2023 Municipal Equality Index.
Andrew Hartzler calls out his aunt Vicky Hartzler, the anti-LGBTQ+ congresswoman who cried as she begged her colleagues to vote against marriage equality.
The federal legislation introduced today would go far to protect your rights and liberties.