Issue: Gays in the Military
The United States military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell (DADT) policy must be changed. This blatant discrimination damages our military readiness and weakens national defense.
There are many reasons why the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy should be changed.
A former Army Ranger who served in Iraq is part of a new study that further undermines DADT.
An openly gay former Prisoner of War explains why gays and lesbians should be allowed to serve openly and honestly in the military.
Gays and lesbians with needed military skills are being kicked out of the service, even though they would help our country win the war on terrorism.
A recently released study demonstrates that gays and lesbians can serve effectively in the armed forces.
A white paper from the Liberty Education Forum provides important research about why allowing gay and lesbian Americans to serve openly in the military will improve our national defense. |
