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Showing posts with label DADT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DADT. Show all posts
Sunday, April 14, 2013
(SPECIAL) Waking Up with Two Gay Marines!
In his latest vid, Russ gives us "a day in the life" which turns out to be pretty ordinary, yet cutely compelling, Easter pizza and all.
Friday, March 29, 2013
Thursday, March 28, 2013
(POP NEWS) Winning; Milestone; Confused; Icon; Brutal; United; Seeds; History; Not In; Posh; Junk; Grindr; Compassion!
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
(POP NEWS) Moment of Truth; Debate; Poll; Choi; Singing Spree; Kosher; Retried; Gates' Condom; Jersey Boy!
1st of Landmark Gay Marriage Cases Hits SCOTUS Today!
Don Lemon Blasts Anti-Gay Activist Over Gay!
Marriage, Calls His Assertions 'Absurd!'
Poll: 54 Percent of Ohioans Support Marriage Equality!
Lt. Dan Choi's Trial to Resume!
Norway Massacre Turned Into a ... Musical?
Jared Leto Fan Mail: Severed Human Ear!
Game of Thrones Actor Gets Ear Bitten Off!
Italy Orders Amanda Knox Be Retried!
Just in Time for Passover: Kosher Cigarettes!
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Friday, February 15, 2013
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Thursday, January 31, 2013
(OUTVIEW @ 4) Coverage that led to Change!
Adams at City Hall (2009) Scott |
Thursday, January 24, 2013
(MY VIEW) Women in Combat: The Lessons of Progress!
by Nathaniel Frank
Seemingly out of nowhere, the Pentagon announced this week that it would lift its ban on women in combat. Just like that. No years-long Washington lobbying campaign, no protracted national culture-war debate, no threats by conservatives in Congress to do everything humanly possible to block progress -- in other words, nothing like the decades-long fight the nation saw over letting gays and lesbians serve openly in the military.
The differences between the two political battles are stark, yet the substance of the two debates has great overlap. In both cases, advocates of equality pointed out that merit and ability to do the job should be more important than the cultural beliefs of one segment of society, and they showed that there was no research indicating that equal treatment harmed the military. Opponents of both open gays and women in combat cited concerns about military effectiveness, suggesting -- but never proving -- that reform carried great risk to the military and thus to national security.
Seemingly out of nowhere, the Pentagon announced this week that it would lift its ban on women in combat. Just like that. No years-long Washington lobbying campaign, no protracted national culture-war debate, no threats by conservatives in Congress to do everything humanly possible to block progress -- in other words, nothing like the decades-long fight the nation saw over letting gays and lesbians serve openly in the military.
The differences between the two political battles are stark, yet the substance of the two debates has great overlap. In both cases, advocates of equality pointed out that merit and ability to do the job should be more important than the cultural beliefs of one segment of society, and they showed that there was no research indicating that equal treatment harmed the military. Opponents of both open gays and women in combat cited concerns about military effectiveness, suggesting -- but never proving -- that reform carried great risk to the military and thus to national security.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Monday, December 17, 2012
Monday, November 19, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
(MY VIEW) A Salute to LGBT Veterans!
by Brian Stone
Our country may be divided on many things, but when it comes to our troops, we've made up our mind: national service should be rewarded with national praise. The LGBT community is fortunate to have great war heroes and veterans amongst our ranks.
Ever since 371 BC, when 300 gay hoplites from the Sacred Band of Thebes flanked and broke the Spartans in the Battle of Leuctes, the LGBT community has been proving our might in battle. The greatest conqueror of all time, Alexander the Great, was bisexual. And while ancient history provides us with plenty of examples in military greatness, our modern era is filled with LGBT heroes as well.
Great American LGBT veterans include Marines like Eric Alva, the first man seriously injured in Iraq. Alva continued to fight as a veteran, working for the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Thanks to veterans like him, I can count myself among a generation of veterans who served before, during and after repeal.
Our country may be divided on many things, but when it comes to our troops, we've made up our mind: national service should be rewarded with national praise. The LGBT community is fortunate to have great war heroes and veterans amongst our ranks.
Ever since 371 BC, when 300 gay hoplites from the Sacred Band of Thebes flanked and broke the Spartans in the Battle of Leuctes, the LGBT community has been proving our might in battle. The greatest conqueror of all time, Alexander the Great, was bisexual. And while ancient history provides us with plenty of examples in military greatness, our modern era is filled with LGBT heroes as well.
Great American LGBT veterans include Marines like Eric Alva, the first man seriously injured in Iraq. Alva continued to fight as a veteran, working for the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Thanks to veterans like him, I can count myself among a generation of veterans who served before, during and after repeal.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
(TIME-Warp) Patrick Murphy Celebrates One Year Anniversary Of DADT's Repeal!
Former Congressman Patrick Murphy, the moderate Democrat instrumental in Don't Ask, Don't Tell's repeal, reflected on the one year anniversary of the discriminatory law's demise this week at The Daily Beast.
"On September 20th, we mark the first anniversary of the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell," Murphy writes. "We recognize the thousands of troops who were unfairly targeted by the policy and thank them for their service to our nation. We take a moment to celebrate the fact that our military has made historic progress in the march toward full equality for all men and women."
"On September 20th, we mark the first anniversary of the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell," Murphy writes. "We recognize the thousands of troops who were unfairly targeted by the policy and thank them for their service to our nation. We take a moment to celebrate the fact that our military has made historic progress in the march toward full equality for all men and women."
Saturday, September 22, 2012
(OUTview TV) FROM 2009 PODCAST: MK's Exclusive with Eric Alva and Nathaniel Frank on DADT Repeal!!
This Past week was the 1 year anniversary of the official ending of Don't-Ask-Don't-Tell, so this week I wanted to focus on one of OUTview's crowning achievements with an EXCLUSIVE discussion on DADT from way back in 2009. This was my 3rd Podcast for Q-Radio but it truly launched the OURview Series.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
(Politics WEEKLY) Gay Navy Moment; Super Tuesday; NY Press Vs. Santorum; Dennis Kucinich; Warren in Trouble; Inslee Serious; Parker may resign; DC Divorce; Game Change!
Rep. Jay Inslee to Resign, Run for Governor in Washington!
Houston Pastor Calls on Mayor Annise Parker to Step Down for Support of Same-Sex Marriage!
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
(POP NEWS): Elton's Hunks; Basic Oscars; Young Busted; Bear Death; Manning's Prize; Post-DADT!
HOT: Elton John Oscar party turns into hunkfest!
FAMILIAR: Oscars Were Basically the Same Old Sequel!
WASTED: Actress Sean Young Busted at Oscars Party!
RESPECT: Jan Berenstain Dead at 88!
DESERVED: Wikileaks Soldier Bradley Manning Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize!
CHANGES: Facebook photo of US Marine and boyfriend touches hearts in post DADT world!
Friday, January 13, 2012
(Marriage News Watch): Meet Stephen Hill, Soldier Who Asked Santorum About DADT, & his Husband Josh!
by Matt Baume
Stephen Hill made history when he asked the Republican Presidential candidates if they would circumvent the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell -- and then drew boos from the audience. In that moment, Stephen's 20-year military career took a backseat to a national conversation about Republican animosity towards LGBT service members. So, who really IS Stephen? What's his husband Josh like, and how did they decide together to submit that question? Why did they make the risky choice to get married before the repeal of DADT, and what's the significance of their awesome matching tattoos? All these questions and more shall be answered as we meet the delightful couple behind the question that changed the race for President.
Stephen Hill made history when he asked the Republican Presidential candidates if they would circumvent the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell -- and then drew boos from the audience. In that moment, Stephen's 20-year military career took a backseat to a national conversation about Republican animosity towards LGBT service members. So, who really IS Stephen? What's his husband Josh like, and how did they decide together to submit that question? Why did they make the risky choice to get married before the repeal of DADT, and what's the significance of their awesome matching tattoos? All these questions and more shall be answered as we meet the delightful couple behind the question that changed the race for President.
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