Bill Clinton

• Birth date: 1946
  

It’s the 12th anniversary of DADT’s repeal. An estimated 33,000 queer service members were discharged under the discriminatory policy.

Newsom has proven himself a strong and dependable ally for queer civil rights and dignity, both in his home state and nationwide.

Many LGBTQ+ veterans have been denied key benefits received by those who are honorably discharged.

“If Republicans in Congress and their radical judges get their way, my marriage will be made illegal,” Maloney said.

Ten years after gay and bi people were allowed to serve openly, military leaders there has been no effect on military readiness.

The law helps LGBTQ people who were “other than honorably discharged” due to their identities correct their status and access benefits.

“The story of gay people in America is a story of progress and then reaction to it,” says author James Kirchick. But whose story is being told is up for debate in response to his new book “Secret City.”

The Reagan administration was known for ignoring AIDS, so maybe not the best timing?

Sasha Issenberg reveals that the Clinton White House was only worried about the political implications when it came to DOMA. Principles never entered into their considerations.

Reps. David Cicilline and Mark Takano want the federal government to apologize to LGBTQ people whose lives were upended by discrimination sanctioned by the American government.

In the 2000s, the battle for marriage equality took center stage.

The 1990s was wrought with setbacks, but visibility and support continued to grow.

“I, Joseph R. Biden Jr., President of the United States of America… call upon all Americans to join in the fight for full equality for all transgender people.”

The law was meant to “revise and modernize the laws of Arkansas” to “reflect some of the social customs and practices that are happening frequently in Vital Records Registration.”  Specifically, it pointed out “surgical sex changes.”

“STFU and go back to the corner Jerry.”

Would a straight candidate be held to the same scrutiny and standards?

Deborah Batts was a prosecutor and a law professor before Bill Clinton appointed her to the federal judiciary.

The lawyers serving on Trump’s impeachment defense are pretty much a religious right dream team – with one, glaring exception.

In a bizarre series of tweets, the “Charmed” actress begged Iran not to invade the U.S., said she is a registered Republican, and called herself a “conscientious objector to the USA.”

It might seem like an odd comparison, but it sounds like Clinton was saying that supporting your family, no matter what, is the gutsiest thing you can do.