LIBERATE US: Michelle Obama to Recognize Gay Troops; A Name You Should Know on DADT Repeal; How to Come Out If You're a Soldier

Michelle Obama to Recognize Gay Troops; A Name You Should Know on DADT Repeal; How to Come Out If You're a Soldier

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9/19/2011: TODAY'S TOP STORY

First Lady Ready to Welcome Gay Families to Her National Military Initiative Michelle Obama's spokeswoman told The Advocate that when "don't ask, don't tell" is repealed on Tuesday, it will finally be time "to recognize their service to the nation, as well as the service of their families." Read More>

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	COMMENTARY Op-ed: For Soldiers, a Coming Out Parade? Or a Private Party? In this week’s Queeries, gay etiquette expert Steven Petrow helps a military couple decide what to do after "don’t ask, don’t tell" is repealed.

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