BY Julie Bolcer
March 04 2010 1:10 PM ET
The Human Rights Campaign is encouraging people to use online activism Thursday to participate in a Virtual Lobby Day to repeal the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. The action coincides with in-person volunteer visits to lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
Virtual participants are encouraged to use e-mails, phone calls, and social networking tools like Facebook and Twitter to spread the message against the discriminatory policy.
Visit HRC’s Back Story blog to learn more.
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