Vote 2010
LGBT Equality at a Crossroads in the Midterm Elections
don’t ask don’t tell
Lifting of DADT Injunction Challenged; White House To Meet on DADT Repeal
Log Cabin Republicans oppose lifting of DADT ban in court; senior White House officials to meet on DADT
Federal Judges Freeze Injunction Halting DADT
A panel of judges granted the DOJ’s request to freeze a ruling that stopped the enforcement of DADT
Gov’t-Requested Stay on DADT Injunction Rejected, For Now
Judge Virginia Phllips tentatively ruled that her injunction halting DADT will remain in place on her watch
Obama Justice Department Appeals, Asks for Stay on DADT Injunction
Military halts ban’s enforcement as DOJ attempts to intervene
Obama Silent on Landmark Rulings—and Appeals
DOJ appeals ruling in Massachusetts DOMA case; also likely to appeal DADT ruling
The Awkward Silence of Lesbians Serving Under D.A.D.T.
In the wake of the landmark injunction that would potentially halt the government’s ban on gays in the military, GO speaks with a former Army sergeant who tells her story for the first time
DADT Enforcement Halted by Federal Judge
Judge Virginia Phillips issues injunction against military ban
Congress To Vote On
Obama’s promises of DADT repeal have not been followed through on
Shrinks Prescribe Repeal Of Military Gay Ban
APA approves statement that ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ is harmful
Democrats Start Conversation on Repeal of Military Ban
First hearing in Congress since 1993 about Don’t Ask Don’t Tell
Legal Challenge to Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Revived
On May 21, a federal appeals court ruled that servicemembers cannot be discharged for being gay.
City Council Considers “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Resolution
The New York City Council held a hearing Jan 25 concerning a proposed resolution calling on the federal government to rescind its “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy and allow LGBT individuals to serve openly in the military.
Welcome to the House of Rice and Bean
Condoleezza Rice co-owns a house with a close personal female friend.
