Donald Trump’s offensively anti-LGBTQ+ military ad draws sharp criticism
The former president seemed keen on banning LGBTQ+ people from serving in the U.S. military in his second term.
October 15, 2024
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The former president seemed keen on banning LGBTQ+ people from serving in the U.S. military in his second term.
Hung Cao made the inflammatory remarks during Wednesday’s Virginia U.S. Senate debate.
The new group comes out of the merger of OutServe-SLDN and the American Military Partner Association.
It's been eight years since DADT was repealed, but we're still battling for equality in the military.
The department is maintaining a Trump-era policy, but a spokesman says the decision doesn't indicate any lack of respect for LGBTQ+ personnel.
The military contends the men can't be deployed overseas, despite all scientific evidence to the contrary.
An appeals court says the Trump administration's efforts to discharge the airmen is at odds with modern science on HIV.
Lawmakers have reintroduce a bill to create a commission to address historic anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination.
Members of an LGBTQ military organization will be protected from discharge for having HIV.
Activist groups welcomed the waiver but emphasized that all trans military personnel deserve the right to serve.
The study finds broad support among military members for their transgender peers.
The bill, which must be reconciled with the Senate's version, also would make it easier for LGB veterans to upgrade their discharge status.
The Pentagon's ban on Confederate flags also includes the Pride flag, Black Lives Matter flag, and other symbols of diversity and inclusion.
The Department of Veteran Affairs changed its policy due to previous anti-marriage equality laws.
The repeal, which took effect 10 years ago today, "helped move our nation closer to its foundational promise of equality, dignity, and opportunity for all," Biden said.
The Fourth Circuit decreed that HIV-related stigma has no place in government or employment.
We need the Fourth Circuit to recognize that the Air Force is violating its own regulations by discharging me and other Airmen living with HIV.
Former congressional candidate Jones would be the first lesbian, second member of the LGBTQ+ community, and first woman of color to serve in the post.
A wide variety of organizations have filed friend-of-the-court briefs urging the justices to find that federal law already bans anti-LGBTQ bias in the workplace.
The school claims its decision wasn't based on their sexual orientation, even though a rejection letter seems to indicate otherwise.
Lost amid his alleged dalliances with children is the fact that the twice-fired judge has no respect for the rule of law.