Today marks Day 1 of the National Equality March weekend, and in honor of the weekend of action, training and marching for equal rights, Bill Maher is out with a column that will likely provide fits for the anti-LGBT right-wing.
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This press release came in today:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 24, 2009
CONTACT: Vaishalee Raja, Equality California PHONE: 916-284-9187 EMAIL: vaishalee@eqca.
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The discriminatory policy Don't Ask, Don't Tell has been the topic of much debate by many public officials, and the Williams Institute and the Palm Center have collaborated to convene a working group to try to clear up the misstatements regarding DADT generated by the President, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, Rep.
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Surf over to Americablog, where Congressman Patrick Murphy took questions about DADT; he just finished up, so all the comments are online here.
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(NOTE FROM JOHN: As I mentioned last night, we'll be having an online chat at 12:30PM Eastern today with Congressman Murphy, to talk about his effort to repeal DADT.
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Democratic House member Patrick Murphy of Pennsylvania has decided to take the lead on the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell in the House.
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The Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization, released a statement today in the death of Seaman August Provost, 29, at Camp Pendleton in San Diego, CA.
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U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy, Human Rights Campaign, Servicemembers United Participate on July 8WASHINGTON, DC -- U.
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The Infectious Diseases Society of America, the HIV Medicine Association, and the Center for Global Health Policy all praise the move to lift the discriminatory policy.
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From the Center for American Progress:
[I]t is puzzling that there is not a stronger momentum within the administration to begin the process of repealing DADT, given the unacceptable moral and national security implica- tions of DADT, as well as President Obama’s stated campaign pledge.
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WASHINGTON _ In the most vocal plea for the White House to take the lead in allowing gays to serve openly in the military, 76 Democratic lawmakers today urged President Obama to use his executive powers to order a halt to military discharges under the controversial "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law and work aggressively with Congress to pass new legislation to overturn what they describe as a discriminatory policy that harms national security.
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Task Force staffers have been meeting with officials from the White House, Census Bureau and Commerce Department to press for this policy reversal
WASHINGTON, June 20 -The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force applauds reports that the U.
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PBS' Independent Lens celebrates Pride Month by examining the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy in "Don't Ask", a documentary that examines the history of the discriminatory policy and the.
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