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June 28, 2002

Senate Committee Marks the 30th Anniversary of Title IX

Marking the 30th anniversary of Title IX, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee held a June 27 hearingView More

June 14, 2002

Hate Crimes Bill Pulled From Senate Floor

This week, the Senate began consideration of a bill (S. 625) that would expand federal hate crimes to include gender,View More

April 26, 2002

Committee Approves Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA)

On April 24, the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee approved, by voice vote, legislation (S. 1284) that wouldView More

March 1, 2002

Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) Focus of Senate Hearing

Legislation (S.1284) that would prohibit workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation was the subject of a February 27View More

September 26, 2001

House Passes D.C. Spending Bill

On September 25, after a contentious debate on several gay rights-related amendments, the House approved the $398 million FY2002 DistrictView More

September 14, 2001

Brown v. Board of Education Bill Heads to President

Legislation (H.R. 2133) to set up a commission to plan activities for the May 17, 2001, 50th anniversary celebration ofView More

September 7, 2001

Senate Approves Legislation to Commemorate 50th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education

On August 3, the Senate passed, by unanimous consent, two bills (H.R. 2133 and S. 1046) that would establish aView More

July 27, 2001

Hate Crimes Expansion Approved by Senate Committee

On July 26, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved, 12-7, a bill (S. 625) that would expand federal hate crimes. CommitteeView More

June 29, 2001

House Approves Brown v. Board of Education Anniversary Commission

On June 27, the House approved, 414-2, legislation (H.R. 2133) that would establish a federal commission to commemorate the 50thView More

September 15, 2000

House Goes on Record in Support of Hate Crimes Legislation

In what was billed as the definitive House vote on hate crimes legislation, on September 13, the House voted, 232-192,View More

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