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Nathanael Bodon, newest 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' casualty, tells his story to the world

Nathanael Bodon, 21, is the latest soldier set to be discharged under the military's 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy, according to MidHudsonNews.com....
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U.S. House DADT hearing is coming soon

Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-PA) announced this week that a House subcommittee hearing on the Military Readiness Enhenacement Act (MREA), a measure to...
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Navy promotes Chief who brutalized gay sailor for two years

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The U.S. Navy promoted a Chief who perpetrated and supervised the brutal two-year hazing of a sailor suspected of being gay after refusing to sleep...
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Iraqi militia blames American soldiers for gay genocide

The new report by Human Rights Watch condemning gay social cleansing in Iraq contains a quote by an Iraqi militiaman blaming American soldiers for the...
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Bill Clinton calls for repeal of DOMA and DADT

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Former president Bill Clinton is often portrayed as the whipping boy responsible for signing the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and the military's...
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National Equality March still on for Oct. 10-11

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Despite Internet rumors that the event had been cancelled,. the National Equality March is still set for October 10-11 in Washington, D.C, and it's...
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American soldiers accused of killing gay Iraqis

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Back in April, a report by the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission revealed that gay men in Iraq were being tortured and executed by...
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Senate to review 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

For the first time since it took effect in 1993, the military's 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' (DADT) policy will get a Senate review, reports the San...
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Forget a repeal, Obama now just wants DADT to work better for US soldiers

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President Obama says he wants a "quick change" of DADT instead of the full repeal he promised during his campaign and shortly after taking...
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Iraq vet takes over DADT fight in Congress

Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-PA), an Iraq war veteran, has taken over as chief sponsor of the Military Readiness Enhancement Act (MREA), a bill to repeal...
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