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Right To Serve

A Personal Reflection from a Soulforce Volunteer

November 17, 2000 by soulforce

Dear Soulforce Friends, As usual I am so high from seeing and hugging all of you that were in DC. What beautiful, loving, justice seeking friends. Those who could not come you were in our thoughts. Richard Murphy thank you so much for making the vigils at the Hyatt a reality. Somehow I felt called […]

Filed Under: Blog Posts, Right To Serve

Right to Serve Campaign: Conway, Arkansas

January 1, 1998 by soulforce

Right to Serve Campaign: Conway, Arkansas In 30 cities across the country this fall, openly gay young adults will attempt to enlist in the armed forces. Never before in the 13 years of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,’ have openly gay youth publicly challenged the policy by attempting to sign up for the service. When their […]

Filed Under: Press, Right To Serve

Military Schools

January 1, 1998 by soulforce

Due to the now infamous "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" law that was passed by the Congress and signed into law by President Clinton in 1992, all military colleges and ROTC programs are required to ban the enrollment of openly gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students. Known today as the "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Don’t Harass, […]

Filed Under: Equality Ride, Right To Serve

Right to Serve Campaign: Atlanta, Georgia

January 1, 1998 by soulforce

Right to Serve Campaign: Atlanta, Georgia In 30 cities across the country this fall, openly gay young adults will attempt to enlist in the armed forces. Never before in the 13 years of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,’ have openly gay youth publicly challenged the policy by attempting to sign up for the service. When their […]

Filed Under: Press, Right To Serve

Right to Serve Campaign: Cincinnati, Ohio

January 1, 1998 by soulforce

Right to Serve Campaign: Cincinnati, Ohio In 30 cities across the country this fall, openly gay young adults will attempt to enlist in the armed forces. Never before in the 13 years of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,’ have openly gay youth publicly challenged the policy by attempting to sign up for the service. When their […]

Filed Under: Press, Right To Serve

Right to Serve Campaign: Duluth, Minnesota

January 1, 1998 by soulforce Leave a Comment

Right to Serve Campaign: Duluth, Minnesota In 30 cities across the country this fall, openly gay young adults will attempt to enlist in the armed forces. Never before in the 13 years of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,’ have openly gay youth publicly challenged the policy by attempting to sign up for the service. When their […]

Filed Under: Press, Right To Serve

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