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On Saturday, October 10, 2009 - the weekend of the National Equality March for LGBT civil rights - there will be a protest and memorial service honoring Leonard Matlovich, the first openly-gay person to fight the military's ban on gay people.
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Washington, DC – The National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) Bar Association has announced that it will award Dr.
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Fifty-two years later, the US government has apologised to gay activist Frank Kameny for firing him in 1957 solely because he was gay.
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Gays, Obama, And The 1996 Defense Of Marriage ActNPR"This will be a keystone issue without question," he was quoted as saying in a recent CQ Politics piece on Iowa gay marriage.
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Gay-rights advocate complain over President Obama's handling of ...New York Daily News"President Obama's stance on same-sex marriage demonstrates a moment in history where we are witnessing a backpedaling on a promise made.
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Obama meets with gay leadersBoston GlobeIn his remarks at the event, Obama asked for patience and reiterated his pledges to overturn "don't ask, don't tell" and the anti-gay marriage law.
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Via Towleroad: "President Obama hosted 250-300 LGBT leaders in the East Room of the White House today, billed as a celebration marking the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall rebellion and Pride month.
President Obama hosted 250-300 LGBT leaders in the East Room of the White House today, billed as a celebration marking the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall rebellion and Pride month.
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Eye Opener: Apology for Frank KamenyWashington PostWhy would DC Governemtn acknowledge Gay Marriage from other states, but not perform them, |Is this NOT stupid, or what Marion |Barry said once, .
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(NOTE: The White House event will be livestreamed starting at 4:25 PM ET. Feel free to jump into the Blend chat room to discuss.
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Oddly, Americablog blogger John Aravosis chosen to use a New York Times article on the improvement to the lots of transgender federal workers, entitled New Protections for Transgender Federal Workers to highlight the need for an apology from President Obama on the DOJ's recent DADT brief.
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by Richard J. RosendallFirst published in Bay Windows, June 25, 2009
Gay rights pioneer Frank Kameny was in the White House on June 17 to attend the signing of the Presidential Memorandum on benefits for the same-sex partners of federal employees.
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The U.S.
government has issued an apology to longtime gay activist
Frank Kameny, who was fired by the United States Civil
Service Commission 52 years ago.
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Cathy Renna on Frank Kameny and an accepted apology
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Editors' note: Jaime Grant is the director of the Policy Institute at the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
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From the NYT:
Lawyers for President Obama are quietly drafting first-of-their kind guidelines barring workplace discrimination against transgender federal employees, officials said Tuesday.
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Some 52 years ago, Dr. Frank Kameny was fired from his post as an astronomer in the Army Map Service for one reason: he was gay.
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Yesterday, gay rights activist Frank Kameny received an official apology from White House Office of Personnel Management head, openly gay John Berry, for firing Kameny in 1957 because he was gay, the Washington Blade reports.
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One of the skills I don't practice often enough is the ability to apologize. But how often does a government apologize for anything? The US Government apologized to Dr.
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