Grassroots Activists Gather to Repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy, HRC, alongside lesbian, gay, and straight service members, demand repeal www.hrc.org/RepealDADT
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D.C. Law Permitting Same-Sex Marriages Takes Effect
Nation's Capital is Sixth U.S. Jurisdiction to Permit Same-Sex Couples to Marry
Lieberman Introduces Legislation in U.S. Senate to Repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
The legislation would help end the military's discriminatory law www.hrc.org/RepealDADT
Human Rights Campaign Foundation Launches Second Year of "Generation Equality Scholarships"
Three $2000 scholarships will be awarded to student activists committed to achieving LGBT equality.
Human Rights Campaign Announces May 11th Lobby Day to Repeal DADT Launches National Action Alert to
Website allows activists to join growing network supporting repeal Key states identified in national campaign effort www.hrc.org/RepealDADT
Maryland Attorney General Declares State Can Recognize Out of Jurisdiction Same-Sex Marriages
Same-sex couples can receive all of the state rights and responsibilities of marriage.
Leaders of Military Service Branches Voice Support for Mullen/Gates Approach to "Don't Ask, Don'
Service Chiefs and Secretaries tell Congress they stand ready to carry out repeal when orders come.
Statement from Human Rights Campaign on Testimony Before the U.S. Senate and House Armed Services Co
Washington - The Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization, released a statement today on the Armed Services Committees of the Senate…
Lieberman to Introduce Senate "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Repeal Bill
Senate bill to be introduced after weeks of momentum-building advancements for repeal.
Human Rights Campaign Endorses Mayor David Cicilline for U.S. Congress
Cicilline, who is openly gay, was twice elected as mayor of Providence.
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