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The Department of Health and Human Services announced new proposals that would effectively block gender-affirming care for trans youth across the country.
The outgoing Georgia congresswoman was able to successfully make transgender young people a target as one of her last acts in Congress.
“They are obsessed with trans people,” the first out transgender member of Congress said. “I actually think they think more about trans people than trans people think about trans people.”
Across the country, voters chose inclusion, empathy, and competence over cruelty and division.
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.
In the wake of unprecedented political attacks on the trans community, the nation's largest LGBTQ+ civil rights organization is stepping in to change hearts and minds.
There is "a national emergency hiding in plain sight," says Kelley Robinson of the Human Rights Campaign.
The Human Rights Campaign’s American Dreams Tour is bringing storytelling and organizing to communities targeted by a wave of anti-LGBTQ+ laws.
After months in El Salvador’s notorious CECOT prison, the gay makeup artist has been freed, but not returned to safety.
Speaker Mike Johnson pushed through the so-called "One Big Beautiful Bill," that will disproportionately affect LGBTQ+ people.
The Supreme Court dealt trans kids and their families a "devastating blow” by upholding states’ rights to ban gender-affirming care, advocates say.
It would have terrible consequences for transgender Americans, impoverished LGBTQ+ people, and those living with HIV.
Congratulations to the family!
The California governor, once hailed as a protector of LGBTQ+ rights, premiered his podcast by interviewing and agreeing with far-right transphobe Charlie Kirk.
The address to a joint session of Congress was marked by bluster, exaggeration, and outright lies.
Republicans failed to get 60 votes to move the discriminatory bill forward.
Kelley Robinson, the president of Human Rights Campaign, lays out what the organization will do next after a major restructuring.
After dozens of layoffs, the LGBTQ+ civil rights organization will “reset” with fewer employees and a refocused mission says its president Kelley Robinson.
The announcement was tucked away in the Congressional Record.
The Human Rights Campaign's Queer to Stay grants are aimed at helping LGBTQ-owned businesses stay afloat.
