Inside the military’s LGBTQ+ witch hunts
Trump’s return to the White House is resurfacing questions over who is fit to serve. Two veterans — from opposite sides — reveal the lasting harm of our discriminatory past.
December 8, 2024
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Trump’s return to the White House is resurfacing questions over who is fit to serve. Two veterans — from opposite sides — reveal the lasting harm of our discriminatory past.
McClain has had a distinguished career in the military and in space.
The settlement will see that the two are commissioned as officers "in recognition of the status and military careers they qualified for and earned years ago."
Second Lieutenant Nicolas Talbott is bracing for what's next as the deadline for trans reservists to resign passes.
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The Army “will no longer allow transgender individuals to join the military and will stop performing or facilitating procedures associated with gender transition for service members,” the post states.
Enlistment is happening, but Trump is not giving up his fight against transgender service members.
"We are going to continue to show up every single day, put on our uniforms, and do the absolute best that we can to lead troops, our country, and do our jobs,” Second Lt. Nicolas Talbott said.
Commanders have been ordered to review service records and make changes to reflect a service member's birth sex.
“All servicemembers will be treated with dignity and respect at all times,” the memo denying transgender soldiers of their existence states.