Veterans Affairs: The President’s Weekly, the DADT Troop Survey

Sunday, 11 July 2010, 20:36 | Category : Barack Obama, Eclectique Citizen, LGBTQ, Politics, Women, military
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Over a year ago, I asked several women combat soldiers who appeared in the documentary “Lioness” whether they were able to sleep without medication since their tours of duty in Iraq. They all replied “no.” Some mentioned Benadryl as a sure thing sleep aid at least until veteran doctors prescribed another drug. [...]

Breakthrough for repeal of DADT

Tuesday, 25 May 2010, 8:26 | Category : LGBTQ, military
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From Alex at Servicemembers United. I met Alex at the “Ask Not” events for Community Cinema in 2009.

Dear DADT Repeal Supporter,
We wanted to share some exciting news with you before we even speak to the media about this new development. After relentless pressure, the White House and the Pentagon have finally changed their tune [...]

Arizona….That’s 3 or 4…maybe 5, 6

Wednesday, 28 April 2010, 7:45 | Category : Arizona, Hispanic, LGBTQ, People, White/Euro American, Women, civil rights, immigration
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SYMPOSIUM: Cuba in the World: Literature, Politics, Performance

Over the weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting Ariel Fernandez at the Future of Music Policy Summit. Ariel’s working on a new documentary “Hip-Hop in Cuba: a Revolution Within the Revolution.” He sent me an email to let me know that he’s in [...]

The Eclectique Citizen
The President’s Weekly

Last week, at the end of our Q&A for the Community Cinema screening of ASK NOT (a documentary by Johnny Symons that explores the effects of the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (DADT) policy from 1993 to the present), I asked all the people in the room who’ve served in the U.S. military to stand so [...]

Ask! Why do we still have the DADT policy?

I’m looking forward to meeting Alex Nicholson next weekend. So far we’ve only conversed by email. Alex knows five languages. [I'm jealous.] And he is an Arabic linguist. Alex served in the U.S. Army during the height of 9-11 and its fall out wars in Iraq and Afgahanistan. But [...]

Pressing the Inaugural Pause Button
Bishop Robinson and the Inaugural Quartet

Friday, 23 January 2009, 18:25 | Category : Culture, LGBTQ, Music, People, Politics, Television, The Arts, The Media, Washington
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The free “We Are One” Sunday concert on the Mall during the Inaugural weekend began with an opening prayer by Bishop Gene Robinson. I missed it live and on the HBO replay. My sister emailed the following message with the prayer text.
Millions of people heard Rev. Rick Warren deliver the Invocation at the [...]

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