The United States is committed to ending violence, discrimination, and stigma against LGBTQI+ persons and promoting human rights and fundamental freedoms for all. What does #Pride mean to you? Watch this video created by the U.S. Embassy in Australia and leave a comment!

The Tulsa Race Massacre reminds us of the work still needed to heal the wounds of our nation’s past and confront the reality of racial injustice. Watch President’s Biden’s remarks commemorating this day, and read the presidential proclamation.

On June 4, we honor the brave Chinese people whose peaceful calls for freedom and democracy came to a violent end in Tiananmen Square in 1989. Read Secretary Blinken’s press statement on this occasion.

"One million Johnson & Johnson vaccines are headed to our partners in the Republic of Korea (ROK). With these doses we’re ensuring the safety and readiness of ROK and U.S. forces. The friendship between our two countries runs deep, especially in times of great need," Spokesperson Ned Price on Twitter. Learn more about our efforts to help with the COVID-19 recovery on State.gov.

"We are committed to finding collaborative solutions to the challenges of security and irregular migration in our hemisphere. Mexico is an essential partner, and I was glad to speak with Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard about our efforts to create a more secure and prosperous region," Secretary Blinken on Twitter.

"Mustafa Popal was born in Afghanistan and immigrated to the U.S. as a refugee when he was 11. He's now a State Department Foreign Service Officer and has served our country in Baghdad, Cairo, Kabul, Kuwait, at the White House, and as Deputy Secretary of State’s Chief of Staff. His story inspires!" Principal Deputy Spokesperson Jalina Porter on Twitter. Watch our social media throughout June for more stories about our people and their immigrant heritage.

"Productive meeting with Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha today as we reaffirmed the importance of the U.S.-Thai alliance, addressed economic and security challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, and discussed democracy and human rights," Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on Twitter. See photos from her trip to Belgium, Turkey, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Hawaii.