Congressman Jim Moran shares details of a letter from an active duty solder who explains the personal significance of “Don’t ask, don’t tell.” — Watch: Read more
APA: Act Quickly To End Gay Military Ban
Filed Under Health, Military, Politics, Workplace Equality | February 5th, 2010
Pentagon and Congress should act quickly to end gay military ban, says American Psychological Association — Cites large body of scientific research. Read more
I recently finished reading One Of The Boys – Homosexuality in the Military during World War II by Paul Jackson. As this is the book that the National Film Board of Canada documentary, Open Secrets is based on, and which I’ve featured at this site, I’ve been wanting to sit down and read more about this subject. Read more
Nick Taylor-Vaisey over at Xtra has written a great article this week on Gay Life and World War II. Read more
Congressman Moran Leads 90+ Members in Call for Monthly ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Data — Request for Military Discharge Info Comes Ahead of Possible Congressional Action. Read more
Minister of National Defence Responds to Concern for Gay Veterans
Filed Under GLBT Equality, History, Legal, Military, Workplace Equality | November 27th, 2009
Several month’s back I wrote to the Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence for Canada. In my email I expressed concern that members of the Canadian Forces who had been discharged for being homosexual, prior to Canada striking that law from the books, still faced that blemish on their records and weren’t eligible for veteran’s benefits. Read more
Military Times Survey Uses Biased Tactics
Filed Under Homophobia, Military | November 20th, 2009
Scholars Question Methodology of New Poll on Gay Troops — Concerns Raised About Relevance of Survey Questions. Read more
Segregation of Gays in the U.S. Military Isn’t the Answer Either
Filed Under GLBT Equality, Military, Politics, Workplace Equality | November 11th, 2009
Recently, the Army Times interviewed Secretary of the Army John McHugh covering a wide range of topics including how repealing the law banning open service of homosexuals might be handled by the Pentagon. Read more
November 11th — Remembrance Day: Today I’m thinking about my post in July on Gays in the Canadian Forces During WWII… Read more
Prof Censored for Discussing Gays in the Military at AF Academy
Filed Under Censorship, Education, Military | October 9th, 2009
U.S. Air Force Academy Censors Professor for Discussing Gays in the Military — Lt. Col. Is Reprimanded and Removed From Classroom — Plus: New Data Shows Lesbian Discharges in Air Force Are Disproportionate. Read more



