#OTD in 1979, the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights was held in our nation’s capital with tens of thousands of LGBTQI+ people & allies taking to the street to demand full equality. We’re proud to continue the fight for equality here in Congress.

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On this day in 1998, Matthew Shepard died after being brutally attacked in an anti-gay hate crime. In Matthew’s memory, we continue our fight to end anti-LGBTQI+ violence and build a future where no one lives in fear of violence just because of who they are or who they love.

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The First Lady and I were thrilled to celebrate 30 years of @basicrightsoregon.bsky.social last night! We’ve been honored to fight alongside them for decades to advance equality, break down barriers, and create a more inclusive Oregon.

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In the 119th Congress, lesbian Members of Congress have been at the forefront in the fight for equality, as they also fight for an Affordable America and a government that serves the people. We couldn't be prouder to be co-led by every openly-lesbian U.S. Representative!

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When people in power define queerness or transness as mental illnesses, it acts as a justification for rolling back the hard-won autonomy of LGBTQ+ people to be in control of their own lives.

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