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Despite warnings that “don’t ask, don’t tell” is still in the process of being erased from the books, about 200 active-duty troops and veterans marched in San Diego’s gay pride parade this weekend. Reports say this could be the first time gay servicemen have ever marched openly together at any pride in the U.S.

My friend Jason, who is currently a Marine, helped organize this. A few of the marchers and onlookers were legitimately crying. All around a very inspiring moment.
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Despite warnings that “don’t ask, don’t tell” is still in the process of being erased from the books, about 200 active-duty troops and veterans marched in San Diego’s gay pride parade this weekend. Reports say this could be the first time gay servicemen have ever marched openly together at any pride in the U.S.

My friend Jason, who is currently a Marine, helped organize this. A few of the marchers and onlookers were legitimately crying. All around a very inspiring moment.

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Just emptied my pockets after this crazy weekend.

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Coworker:	What are you doing tomorrow night? I heard [gay bar] is having a huge thing.
Me:	I'm actually going to see Bush and Incubus in concert.
Coworker:	Daniel. This is unacceptable. I'm going to take away your rainbow card.

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My first ever Pride

It’s this weekend.

I may or may not die.

I’ll keep you updated.

-D

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Police protect marchers from ultra-nationalist rioters during the gay pride parade in Budapest.

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