Human Rights Campaign

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) is a gay activist group (self-described as "The largest national gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization") bent on promoting the homosexual agenda in American political and social culture. The group's seemingly neutral title, and its simplistic logo (a yellow "=" on a blue field), attempt to associate the group with other civil rights organizations.^{[note 2]}The HRC is considered to be one of the most aggressive homosexual advocacy organizations in the world that instead of focusing on the true needs of the people around the world and addressing genuine human rights it is trying to declare that sodomy is a human right.^{[note 3]} The organization is devoting vast amounts of money to promote the LGBTI agenda around the world via policy of gleichschaltung.^[1]

Its co-founder Terry Bean was charged with felony homosexual assault on a child in Oregon on November 20, 2014. The witness failed to appear, and the charges were dropped, but charges may be re-filed following the trial of a companion of Bean's, who prosecutors allege participated in the assault, in a similar case with a minor also involving the two.^[3]

CNSNews reports that references to Bean's name were scrubbed from the Human Rights Campaign website shortly after Bean's arrest.^[4]

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1. ↑ cf. Infobox About “new human rights” in Gleichschaltung
2. ↑ cf. LGBTI Bundling
3. ↑ cf. ”Sodomy is not a civil right. It’s not the same as a civil rights movement, … sodomy is not a civil right, and there’s an effort by homosexual lobbyists to equate the two. That’s wrong. It’s a pattern of behavior.”^[2]

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