LIBERATE US: Jamey Rodemeyer's Parents Speak; Whether to Reenlist; Which Countries Allow Gay Soldiers?

Jamey Rodemeyer's Parents Speak; Whether to Reenlist; Which Countries Allow Gay Soldiers?

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9/22/2011: TODAY'S TOP STORY

Parents of Teen Suicide Victim Speak Out on Bullying "He had the biggest heart in that little body," Jamey Rodemeyer's mother, Tracey, told CNN of her son, who committed suicide Monday. "He was either loved so sincerely or he was bullied. There wasn't much in between." Read More>

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Here are the top articles on Advocate.com, September 21, 2011
• Jamey Rodemeyer, 14, Dies in Suicide
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• YouTube's Gay Airman Feels Support from Unit, Family
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