The unspeakable tragedy that took place at the Pulse Club in Orlando, FL in the early morning of June 12 brings with it a wide range of emotions for people across the country and…
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It has been a rough summer as the topic of guns, violence, police and bias scream across the news headlines and our smart phones.
It is the most basic need any student has during the school day: using the restroom safely and comfortably when you need to. It is the first sign of independence bef…
Marriage equality, refugees seeking safety in Europe, the Confederate flag, police shootings of black and Latino men, the presidential election, Caitlyn Jenner, ISIS, and immigration are just a few of the news stories that inhabited the headlines this year...
On Saturday, January 21, 2017, the day after the inauguration of President Donald Trump, 500,000 people gathered in Washington, DC for theWomen’s March–to express their…
As 2016 draws to a close, the Anti-Defamation League is counting down the major milestones we accomplished this year in the fight hate.
The phrase "that’s so gay" has persisted as a way for students to describe things they do not like, find annoying or generally want to put down, while it is promising that fewer …
Addressing LGBT topics makes schools safer, more inclusive and helps curb the marginalization of LGBT people for the present and for future generations.
At a time where attacks against civil rights seem relentless, LGBTQ rights received a landmark victory this week from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
This Pride Month, we're highlighting amazing work being done for LBGTQ rights. Watch Mathew Shurka’s story on his impactful work to put an end to conversion therapy.
Civil Rights Groups Launch Campaign Targeting Facebook Ads; SCOTUS Upholds Federal Law Protecting LGBTQ Workers from Discrimination; Hezbollah School Textbooks Promote Antisemitism and Terrorism
Last week brought two major civil rights victories from the Supreme Court.
Between January and early April of 2021 alone, legislation has been introduced in more than 20 states targeting transgender people — especially transgender youth.
A book-round up around the theme of LGBTQ Pride, including children's books at all grade levels.
ADL volunteer leaders from across the country came together to lobby and advocate around countering hate. They learned from and were inspired by subject matter experts, Members of Congress, civil rights activists, journalists and authors during the keynote plenary speeches and panels.
On Saturday, June 8, ten neo-Nazis associated with the National Socialist Movement protested Detroit’s Motor City Pride Festival, carrying guns and shouting homophobic and anti-Semitic slurs.
Organizers of the “DC Dyke March”tried to implement a ban on Jewish Pride flags, claiming they resemble the flag of Israel. In Detroit, neo-Nazis carrying weapons disrupted an LGBTQ Pride march. A gay man in Atlanta was killed in what police are classifying as a hate crime.
ADL weighs in on the Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission Supreme Court case.
A Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling overturned a local human rights commission’s determination that a business violated a county anti-discrimination ordinance when it refused to take an order from an LGBT rights organization for the t-shirts.