Far-Reaching Kansas Amendment Is Bad for Families - 04-05-2005
‘The harm done to thousands of Kansas families is incalculable,’ said HRC President Joe Solmonese.
Supports Strong Fight in States with $75,000 for Equality Federation - 04-04-2005
‘State organizations are on the front lines and the Equality Federation is leading the charge,’ said HRC President Joe Solmonese.
HRC Expresses Concern About New Government Website - 04-01-2005
‘This is like discussing how seatbelts can kill when used improperly, without also discussing how to properly use seatbelts,’ said HRC President Joe Solmonese.
HRC Concerned About Attempt to Block WorldPride Festival - 03-31-2005
‘We are deeply saddened that faith leaders are missing an opportunity to highlight the teachings of love and justice of their faith traditions,’ said HRC’s Joe Solmonese.
Maine Becomes Sixth State with Non-Discrimination Law for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Citizens - 03-31-2005
‘The people of Maine are now one gigantic step closer to equality,’ said HRC President Joe Solmonese.
Roberts Confirmation Makes the Next Nominee Critical to Preserving Court Balance - 03-29-2005
‘With a chief justice who’s been given a stamp of approval by the extreme right wing, it’s critical that the next justice preserve a fair and balanced court,’ said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
Recruiting Age Bump Highlights Consequences of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ - 03-22-2005
‘The discharge of highly trained forces is costing our country too much,’ said HRC’s David M. Smith.
HRC Expresses Alarm Over Recent Spate of Apparent Hate Crimes - 03-22-2005
‘Hate crimes are a scourge across our nation,’ said HRC President Joe Solmonese.
Bishop’s Apology, Reversal a Positive Step - 03-22-2005
‘Admitting mistakes is an act of great courage and an important moral responsibility,’ said HRC’s Winnie Stachelberg
Proposed Georgia School Policy Threatens GLBT Students - 03-21-2005
‘Schools shouldn’t put up roadblocks to critical support systems for students,’ said HRC Vice President for Policy David M. Smith.
