transgender military ban

Mitchell Swan considers trans identity to be a medical condition, like bedwetting and sleepwalking. Yes, really.

Joe Biden has repeatedly made time to uplift the LGBTQ community despite the challenges of the previous administration and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

“What do you think our enemies are doing? They’re laughing,” Donald Trump Jr. whined.

The House passed a bipartisan military funding bill last night that some Republicans voted against because it doesn’t block “medical expenses for those who engage in transgender surgery.”

“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” was a moral failing for America which had a real, detrimental impact on the lives of many of our citizens.

“As a U.S. Senator, I supported allowing servicemembers to serve openly, and as Vice President, I was proud to champion the repeal of this policy.”

Thousands of LGBTQ veterans aren’t getting benefits they’re entitled to, just because of their identities. It’s time to change that.

Don’t give them too much credit. Seeing the writing on the wall, the religious right is shifting the focus to transgender people – and Republicans are happy to follow.

Rep. Lauren Boebert said the U.S. military doesn’t care about “winning battles” as much as it wants to provide health care to servicemembers and spread communist propaganda.

Co-introduced in the House by out Rep. Mark Takano, the bill would address the lingering effects of the military’s decades-long attack on LGBTQ personnel.

The measures will allow service members to access gender-affirming health care, among other provisions.

Sgt. Byun suddenly passed just over a year after her discharge from the South Korea’s military, which earned the country scrutiny from the United Nations and LGBTQ activists.

While there is still an internal review of recruitment policy under way in the Defense Department, the Pentagon made clear that trans people can walk in and start enlisting whenever they’re ready.

Joe Biden repealed the transgender military ban, and SNL makes fun of transgender people’s bodies.

Even most Republicans say they support Biden extending discrimination protections to LGBTQ people.

One of Biden’s biggest campaign promises to LGBTQ voters is being fulfilled.

“I truly believe, senator… that if you are fit and you’re qualified to serve and you can maintain the standards, you should be allowed to serve,” said Secretary of Defense nominee Lloyd Austin.

But reversing the transgender military ban is still on the agenda for Joe Biden’s first day in office.

While he can reverse Trump’s executive orders, the fate of federal legislation banning discrimination rests on two Senate races in Georgia.

Biden and Harris can help reset the social divisions that have resulted in the destruction of so many lives a virus and by a pandemic of hatred against transgender people.