: ' a year after dadt'
A Year After DADT: In Mixed Company
Now, all you really hear is, "It's a different Air Force" or "We live in a different military now," if someone does anything "gay." [...]
A Year After DADT: Still In The Closet
A few of my comrades are aware of my sexual orientation, but I am still very much in the closet. I envy the people who bring their partner to the dining out, or a formal event, [...]
A Year After DADT: Transgender & Transformation
Over the past year, as many of my brothers and sisters in arms have been coming out, so have I. Like them, most of the reactions have been neutral to positive. [...]
A Year After DADT: Becoming A Target
I wish I could tell you that my post-DADT experiences were a series of back-to-back positive accounts filled with accolades and attaboys. I wish I could tell you that, but I can’t. This is my [...]
A Year After DADT: One Soldier “Tells” Another
"Although I’m out, I am constantly told I don’t come off as gay (to which I usually apologize for not conforming to that persons stereotypes - comically of course). At work, it has always been about [...]
Truly Trans? A Call for Unity
Penny, I can not speak for your son. However, hormones are not a bad t
Truly Trans? A Call for Unity
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Truly Trans? A Call for Unity
That's okay. I respect people's right to be ignorant fools. Now, I agr
Truly Trans? A Call for Unity
Well, let"s just say that I value reality over fantasy. When someone s
Truly Trans? A Call for Unity
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