HRC

Nine out of ten lesbian, gay, and bisexual U.S. citizens will vote in the Democratic primaries - and 63% of them will vote for Hillary Clinton. Only twenty-one percent say that lesbian and gay rights will be the most important issue influencing their vote in 2008.

If you haven't yet, it's time to stick your big toe out of the closet. Take a deep breath - center yourself - and tell someone close to you that you're lesbian or gay.

It helped in San Diego - and NCOD is an opportunity to take that first big step.

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) is calling for action against Leslie Southwick, current nominee for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

In what CBS News called "a milestone" for gay rights, major Presidential Candidates appeared in a forum to provide their views of gay rights.

The candidates faced aggressive questioning on their reluctance to embrace marriage for same-sex couples.

All of the Democratic candidates support a federal ban on anti-gay job discrimination, want to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" policy barring gays from serving openly in the military and support civil unions that would extend marriage-like rights to same-sex couples.

Her dad came out to her when she was 5-years-old, and she's been surrounded by gay people her entire life. Now she shares her unique view of the world with others in books, television appearances, and speaking engagements.

The author of Families Like Mine discusses shame and pride of gay families in this 17-minute video produced by the Human Rights Campaign.

The Human Rights Campaign released its 2008 Democratic Presidential candidate questionnaire. The results provide insight about the current candidates for President.

Where do they each stand on our issues?