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HRC Condemns Appointment of Extremist Group to Represent Wisconsin in Lawsuit
‘It’s like having the class bully represent the entire student body,’ said HRC President Joe Solmonese.
House Vote an Affront to University Non-Discrimination Policies
The House of Representatives approved by vote of 343-81 legislation that would strengthen the ability of military recruiters to violate university non-discrimination policies.
HRC Responds to President Bush’s HIV Speech: Prevention Is Key
The Human Rights Campaign responded to President Bush’s speech on HIV/AIDS by underscoring the importance of prevention and education.
HRC Investing More Than $6.5 Million to Elect Fair-Minded Leaders and Defeat Discrimination in States
To defeat anti-gay ballot measures, get out the vote in targeted states and elect fair-minded officials to federal offices, the Human Rights Campaign and HRC’s political action committee will be spending more than $6.5 million dollars nationwide in the 2004 cycle.
HRC: New Report Finds Abstinence-Only Programs Mislead Adolescents
Human Rights Campaign Political Director Winnie Stachelberg makes a statement concerning a report released today by Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., finding abstinence-only-until-marriage curricula contains false and misleading information.
Kansas Court Ensures Fair Treatment for Gay Youth
‘The Kansas Supreme Court leveled the playing field today,’ said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.