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Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Vote Delayed: Take action today

September 22, 2010 by soulforce

Thank you for your support on the attempt to repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Senate Republicans blocked the bill that contains the repeal of "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" from even receiving an up-or-down vote. Not a single one broke ranks. It’s an outrage. But this doesn’t mean the fight is over. Senate majority leader Harry […]

Filed Under: Right To Serve Tagged With: Christian Supremacy, dadt, don't ask don't tell, eric holder, Gay Christian, harry reid, Homophobia, HRC, human rights campaign, LGBT activism, LGBT history, lgbtq, LGBTQI, Queer activism, Religion-based violence, right to serve, soulforce

Executive Director to Join Dialogue with Servicemember’s Legal Defense Network

July 7, 2010 by soulforce

Two weeks ago, Soulforce Executive Director, Dr. Cindi Love and Soulforce Founder, Rev. Mel White, went to Washington, D.C. to meet with eleven LGBTQ advocacy groups, including the Servicemember’s Legal Defense Network.  Dr. Love has been invited to join the conference calls with SLDN to provide insight regarding the influence of fundamentalist religious leaders within […]

Filed Under: Right To Serve Tagged With: Christian Supremacy, Cindi Love, dadt, don't ask don't tell, Gay Christian, Homophobia, LGBT activism, LGBT history, lgbtq, LGBTQI, Mel White, military, mrff, Queer activism, Religion-based violence, right to serve, servicemembers legal defense network, sldn, soulforce

A film featuring Soulforce activism

June 10, 2008 by soulforce

A film featuring Soulforce activismPremiers tonight on PBS9pm Central/10pm Eastern Ask Not is a rare and compelling exploration of the U.S. military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. This award-winning film exposes the tangled political battles that led to the discriminatory law, and profiles courageous young activists determined to abolish it. As wars in the Middle […]

Filed Under: Press Tagged With: ask not, Christian Supremacy, dadt, documentary, don't ask don't tell, Gay Christian, Homophobia, LGBT activism, LGBT history, lgbtq, LGBTQI, pbs, Queer activism, Religion-based violence, soulforce

Soulforce Responds to Cancellation of Gay Navy Vet’s Memorial

August 13, 2007 by soulforce

******************************************SOULFORCE PRESS RELEASE: August 13, 2007For Immediate ReleaseContact: Paige Schilt, Director of Public Relations and MediaCell: 512-659-1771paige@soulforce.org****************************************** (Arlington, TX) –Last week High Point Church, a nondenominational megachurch, canceled a memorial service for Navy veteran Cecil Howard Sinclair because the deceased was gay. According to the Dallas Morning News, High Point’s pastor defended the decision to […]

Filed Under: Right To Serve Tagged With: cecil sinclair, Christian Supremacy, dadt, don't ask don't tell, funeral, Gay Christian, high point church, Homophobia, jeff lutes, LGBT activism, LGBT history, lgbtq, LGBTQI, paul dodd, Queer activism, Religion-based violence, right to serve, soulforce

Six Vassar Students Arrested in Times Square Protest Over "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell"

November 5, 2006 by soulforce

******************************************SOULFORCE PRESS RELEASE: November 5, 2006For Immediate ReleaseContact: Haven Herrin, 469-867-5725, haven@soulforce.org****************************************** (New York, NY) — Six Vassar College students were arrested at 3 p.m. Friday at the Armed Forces Recruiting Station in Times Square. The students were holding a peaceful sit-in to protest the federal policy that denies openly gay Americans the right to […]

Filed Under: Right To Serve Tagged With: arrest, Christian Supremacy, Clare Ciervo, dadt, David Rodriguez, don't ask don't tell, Gay Christian, Homophobia, Julia Golomb, Leslie Hamilton, LGBT activism, LGBT history, lgbtq, LGBTQI, Pete Whinn, Queer activism, Religion-based violence, right to serve, soulforce, vassar

Right to Serve Campaign Returns to New York

November 3, 2006 by soulforce

******************************************SOULFORCE PRESS RELEASE: November 3, 2006For Immediate ReleaseContact: Haven Herrin, 469-867-5725, haven@soulforce.org****************************************** (New York, NY) — At 1:00 pm today, Curt Peterson will walk into the Armed Forces Recruiting Station in Times Square for an appointment with an Army recruiting officer. He hopes the recruiter shows up. Peterson was one of three openly gay Americans […]

Filed Under: Right To Serve Tagged With: azusa pacific, Christian Supremacy, curt peterson, dadt, don't ask don't tell, Gay Christian, Homophobia, LGBT activism, LGBT history, lgbtq, LGBTQI, new york, Queer activism, Religion-based violence, right to serve, soulforce, vassar

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