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The Road to Liberation:
Centering Economic Justice for Black LGBTQ People
Join NCLR for an event to highlight poverty in the Black LGBTQ community and to honor the lives of Black and poor LGBTQ people who remain resilient despite the challenges they experience. To build community awareness of and mobilization against Black LGBTQ poverty, we...
Equality Act Pride Jeopardy Night
Join NCLR and the National LGBTQ Task Force to say "It's Time" to pass federal protections for LGBTQ+ people, and expand existing protections for women, people of color and people of faith. With guest hosts Stella and Lisa Keating. Register We have teamed up...
Out in the Field: Discussing Full LGBTQ Participation in Sports
This panel will be moderated by Steve Buckley, Senior Writer for The Athletic. Panelists include Author, Activist and Coach, Joanna Lohman; Amy Whelan, Senior Staff Attorney at NCLR; and Angela Hucles Mangano, Founding Member of Angel City FC. Join us for a...
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Why I Support NCLR
Stuart Biegel lived his life immersed in learning. Raised in Los Angeles, Stuart began his lifelong love relationship with UCLA as an undergraduate and spent the bulk of his life and career teaching. An avid writer, poet, hiker and thinker, Stuart taught in LA public schools before starting his career as a legal professor at his beloved UCLA.
Stuart’s promotion of civil liberties, inclusive social policy, and education reform did not stop at the University’s gates. He served on many committees and regularly made generous philanthropic gifts to a range of social justice projects and organizations.
