Court Rules In Favor Of Imperiled Argali Sheep
On April 4th, in a victory for scientists and animal protection groups, the U.S. District Court has denied the government's[…]
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University Lab Animal Abuse Proves Even Tiniest Animals Need Protection
By Mary Beth Sweetland Congress is now poised to vote on an amendment to the Farm Bill that may forever[…]
Read moreWhat Could Be More Precious Than Air?
When it comes to sustaining life, perhaps nothing is more precious. But if anything comes close, it must surely be[…]
Read moreCoach Them to be Champions in the Classroom, Too
By: Hugh B. Price President National Urban League One could get a good debate going by asserting that no sport[…]
Read moreThe Past-and the Future?-of the AIDS Crisis
By: Hugh B. Price President National Urban League Under a sedate headline, "AIDS Services Slow in Reaching Latinos," the April[…]
Read moreIn The Middle East: Give Peace A Chance
By: Hugh B. Price President National Urban League We Americans live in a nation-and in a culture-saturated with notions of[…]
Read moreHRC Applauds Justice Department For Bringing Historical Federal Indictment In Double Murder Of Lesbian Hikers
On April 10th, The Human Rights Campaign applauded Attorney General John Ashcroft and the Justice Department for invoking the Hate[…]
Read moreHRC Continues To Monitor Santa Barbara Case Where Gay Man Set Ablaze And Murdered
The Human Rights Campaign continues to monitor a brutal hate crime in Santa Barbara, Calif., where Martin Thomas Hartman was[…]
Read moreDomestic Partner Health Insurance Benefits Continue To Spread
The number of employers that offer domestic partner health insurance benefits increased by 162 in the six months ending March[…]
Read moreHRC Urges Catholic Leaders To Speak And Act Responsibly On Issue Of Child Abuse Within The Church
The Human Rights Campaign spoke out on April 25th against Roman Catholic leaders who are acting irresponsibly in dealing with[…]
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