On its own, anti-discrimination protections for unhoused people failed twice. Now, bundled with other provisions, the bill passed.

The reduced work hours are affecting her ability to pay for nursing school and help her mother with bills, she says.

The D.C. Office of Human Rights said today that it handled 341 cases in 2012, the majority dealing with discrimination in employment.

D.C. is launching a first-of-its-kind ad campaign promoting respect for the city’s transgender and gender-non-conforming residents.