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Blazecock Pileon
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A Gay Soldier's Husband
— In the backdrop of the conservative activist Supreme Court's
recent decision against hearing a challenge
to the US military's
"Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
policy, one gay American relates the difficulties he faces having a partner on active duty in Iraq. In Iraq itself,
death squads
continue to murder gay and lesbian Iraqis, while American occupying forces look the
other way
.
posted by
Blazecock Pileon
on Jun 10, 2009 -
73 comments
Texan judge rules $5 "pole tax" violates First Amendment rights.
Further, Judge Scott Jenkins found no evidence to justify the purpose of
HB 1751
(PDF), finding the
anecdotal
link of the patronage of strip clubs with a lack of health insurance and increased sexual assault rates for dancers insufficient, and ordered the state to
pay
the plaintiffs' legal fees.
Activists
are already looking to appeal Jenkins' ruling and reenact the tax. (
Previously on Metafilter.
)
posted by
Blazecock Pileon
on Apr 3, 2008 -
9 comments
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