Soldier Of Change: From The Closet To The Forefront Of The Gay Rights Movement,New

Soldier Of Change: From The Closet To The Forefront Of The Gay Rights Movement,New

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When the U.S. military repealed Dont Ask, Dont Tell, its official policy on homosexuality in the services, Capt. Stephen SnyderHill was serving in Iraq. After years enduring the culture of fear and secrecy for gay soldiers, SnyderHill submitted a video to a Republican primary debate, asking the participants whether, if elected, they would extend spousal benefits to legally married gay and lesbian soldiers. His video was booed by the audience on national television.SnyderHills story riveted the nations attention from national news shows to an episode of HBOs The Newsroom to comments by President Obama. Soldier of Change not only captures the media frenzy as SnyderHill took his place at the forefront of this modern civil rights movement but also documents his twentyyear journey as a gay man in the army, which culminated in the most important battle of his life: defending the disenfranchised.

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