The repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) was a sweet and satisfying conclusion to an otherwise frustrating two years of gay politics, or the fight for gay equality in the legislative realm. Since the 1950s, the locus of the fight for gay equality at the federal level has been the judiciary, or what I am calling gay law. Battles were lost, battles were won, and the fight in the courts continued to the point where gay law was...
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