Pride Foundation

Discrimination & Civil Rights · North Carolina · Free

Pacific Northwest LGBTQ+ community foundation with national grant programs. Worth contacting after being refused service, healthcare, or accommodations because you're LGBTQ+. Most discrimination organizations help draft demand letters, file complaints, and connect you with attorneys. School Title IX protections explicitly include LGBTQ+ students; harassment must be addressed by the school. Free, confidential, and open to anyone in the LGBTQ+ community.

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EEOC — File a Charge — US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission accepts charges of LGBTQ+ workplace discrimination under Title VII (Bostock v. Clayton County). A
HUD Housing Discrimination — File LGBTQ+ housing discrimination complaints under the Fair Housing Act. Call 1-800-669-9777. For LGBTQ+ workers fired, harassed, or denied
DOJ Civil Rights Division — Report hate crimes, religious discrimination, and civil rights violations including against LGBTQ+ people. Useful for tenants denied housing
Movement Advancement Project — MAP — independent think tank tracking LGBTQ+ equality laws state by state. Searchable equality maps. Useful for tenants denied housing or ev
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GLAAD — Media Advocacy — GLAAD rewrites the script for LGBTQ+ acceptance, holding media accountable for fair representation. Worth contacting after being refused ser