National Center for Transgender Equality Action Fund
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John,
Twenty-seven years ago today, Don't Ask, Don't Tell was
signed into law, restricting LGBTQ people from serving openly in the
military. And it was only 10 years ago when it was overturned. In the
timeline of our country's history, this is barely a blip of
time, and when President Obama repealed Don't Ask, Don't
Tell (DADT) in September 2011, it was well overdue.
Repealing DADT was transformational for gay, lesbian, and bisexual
people who wanted to serve openly in the military, but just three
years ago, the freedom to serve openly was ripped away from
transgender people by the Trump Administration. This was a stark
reminder that our rights are only temporary until solidified in law.
And that's exactly what we work towards every day at NCTE. But
we can't do it alone, we need your help.
Will you donate $10 today to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the
repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell and support our fight for
equality?
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We know that President-elect Biden has plans to overturn the trans
military ban within his first 100 days, but we can't stop there.
NCTE is advising the new administration on their next steps, and will
continue to work to make sure that there are laws on the books that
protect trans people who want to serve in the military from
discrimination in all forms.
Help us protect trans service members by making a $10 gift today in
honor of the 10 year anniversary of the repeal of Don't Ask,
Don't Tell.
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With your generous support, we will be one step closer to ensuring
that no trans person faces discrimination in their workplace, whether
that is in an office or on the battlefield.
Sincerely,
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Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen
National Center for Transgender Equality Action Fund
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