Scott Wiener, running to succeed Nancy Pelosi in Congress, endorsed by HRC, Victory Fund, and more
"Scott Wiener will be a champion in Congress,” HRC President Kelley Robinson said.
December 11, 2025
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"Scott Wiener will be a champion in Congress,” HRC President Kelley Robinson said.
The anti-LGBTQ+ congresswoman says Majority Leader Steve Scalise agreed to the vote in exchange for her support of the National Defense Authorization Act.
Eric Gisler won a special election on Tuesday by about 200 votes.
“As long as people willing to fight, we will change the course of history,” says HRC's Matthew Rose.
The Global Respect Act has 119 cosponsors.
Transgender Day of Remembrance honors those we've lost while celebrating what they've accomplished.
"What’s happening in Gaza and throughout the region is devastating," a spokesperson for HRC told The Advocate.
Our community is suffering from the shutdown and has fights ahead.
Pelosi has been one of the leading advocates for the LGBTQ+ community.
Across the country, voters chose inclusion, empathy, and competence over cruelty and division.
Two lawsuits have been filed over a new DOE policy disqualifying LGBTQ+ nonprofit workers from student loan forgiveness.
State Rep. Karla Drenner, who was once told she “wasn’t worthy of being known,” reflects on 25 years of being “the first” and why she’s still serving in an interview with The Advocate.
Unlike the version of the virus that spread around the world in 2022, this one has had more severe outcomes.
“As the loudest and proudest transphobe in Congress, Nancy Mace will never stop pointing out the fact that there are only TWO genders,” her campaign spokesperson told The Advocate.
In an exclusive interview, Human Rights Campaign President Kelley Robinson reflects on faith, family, and a new era for the equal rights movement.
The transgender entrepreneur and entertainer spoke with The Advocate at her house near Atlanta.
"The executive order is irrelevant," Deputy Associate Attorney General Abhishek Kambli said when asked about President Donald Trump's disparaging language toward transgender people.
Millions of people around the country are participating in "No Kings" rallies voicing their opposition to Donald Trump and his anti-LGBTQ+ administration.
"Voters want elected officials and candidates to show how they can improve lives and make our communities and country stronger and safer. Campaigns like this do the exact opposite,” a GLAAD spokesperson said.
"LGBTQ+ people are our equals and deserve to be treated with dignity and respect," he wrote in a Facebook statement that has proved divisive.
The state schools chief used local Fox affiliate KOKH's studio to make the announcement but ran away when anchor Wendy Suares had some questions.