Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez took an important step forward today in modernizing how the government governs fishing by proposing[…]
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Take Action To Help Pets during Future Disasters
Over the past three days alone, our Disaster Animal Response Teams in Louisiana have rescued more than 700 animals —[…]
Read moreNC Task Force Says Addressing Global Warming Offers State Major Economic Opportunities
North Carolina can take advantage of major economic opportunities if it starts planning now to address global warming, according to[…]
Read moreResponding To Katrina
As our Hurricane Katrina response heads into its 20th day(9/22/05), our Disaster Animal Response Teams continue their quest to rescue[…]
Read moreNAACP Unites Health Partners for Long-Term Katrina Relief
On September 20th, The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) announced that it has partnered with top[…]
Read moreSchwarzenegger Veto Puts Politics Over People
Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese made the following statement about California Governor Schwarzenegger's veto of legislation extending equal marriage[…]
Read moreCoalition of African American Leaders Call for a Proactive and Inclusive Agenda to Address Problems Caused By Katrina
On September 16th, a coalition of African American leaders, including Bruce S. Gordon, President & CEO, National Association for the[…]
Read moreRoberts Confirmation Makes The Next Nominee Critical To Preserving Court Balance
Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese made the following statement about the need for a balanced Supreme Court as the[…]
Read moreThe Lizard, A Symbol Of Hope
Have you ever thought about the millions of hopelessly impoverished peoples of the world? Of course you have. And have[…]
Read moreVatican Scapegoats Gays and Leaves Criminals Unaccountable
The Human Rights Campaign derided a new instruction to Catholic seminaries to look for "evidence of homosexuality" in seminarians and[…]
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