DADT repeal celebrated in Dallas
Gay and lesbian former servicemembers raised their hands to indicate they served in the military at a reception at Resource Center Dallas Resource Center Dallas hosted a “don’t ask, don’t tell” repeal...
Read MoreGay and lesbian former servicemembers raised their hands to indicate they served in the military at a reception at Resource Center Dallas Resource Center Dallas hosted a “don’t ask, don’t tell” repeal...
Read MoreBeing all he can be Justin Elzie may be a happy man right now. As “don’t ask, don’t tell” comes to an end, his work wasn’t in vain. Named Marine of the Year in ‘93, he was discharged for coming out on national TV. He sued, won...
Read MoreHe's not paying it. An open letter to Obama from Lt. Dan Choi, via email and Twitter: Dear Mr. President: Today I received a ,500 bill from your Defense Department Finance and Debt Services. Specifically, you claim...
Read MoreNote from Joe: Tim served for four years in the US Navy. He was discharged from the Navy for being gay in 1988. That was even before the DADT law took effect. An August 2001 AP article, which can be read here, explained provided...
Read MoreMore Discharged Service Member File Suit in Ninth Circuit Today, three highly decorated service members discharged under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) filed suit in federal district court seeking re-instatement and challenging...
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