©Daily Mail
(Blogmensgo, September 24, 2011) New Australian passports now give the holder the choice between the masculine, feminine or indeterminate (X). And United Kingdom passports may soon no longer assign a gender identity. More to follow.
Translated from original article on our French Blog. To view the original click here.
Via the world press
Matt & Philca / MensGo
Evening fog ... so avoid driving after!
(Blogmensgo, September 24, 2011) If you are at a loose end tonight and in the area…make yourself beautiful and to head for Geneva. Tonight, September 24, 2011, 23:30 am to dawn, we will host the Gay Men’s Party (see page on Facebook or our agenda or the agenda MensGo). Free entry! Where? In the boudoir of the Baroness, of course!
The Evening will be the theme of “warm mist”.
The program being exclusively male, the famous go-go dancer Sebastian Deluxo – resident in RAIDD Bar and the new Ambassador of Scream Club Paris, along with DJ Vasco and minimalist rhythms to fill your ears.
The most beautiful attraction is undoubtedly the international MensGo gay social network, that will shine its five-star all night and distribute goodies to the most barely disciplined.
Good evening to all … and leave covered!
It's not the poster with the girl you have to look at! © RM Diffusion.
Gay Mec Party
(le 24 septembre 2011, à partir de 23 h 30)
Rue Rossi 3
1201 Pâquis
Genève (Suisse)
If you are able to go….then have a great time!
Matt & Philca / MensGo
Translated from our french site, the original article can be found here.
I swear to serve my country homosexually! ©Lance Cpl. Vernon T. Meekins.
(Blogmensgo, September 24, 2011) The repeal of the 1993 law banning known gays and lesbians to serve in the Army has been official since September 20, 2011. The repeal was finally ratified on December 18, 2010 and ratified by the Senate two days later by President Barack Obama. Homosexuality and bisexuality can no longer be an excuse for any dismissal in the Army.
With the notable exception of General James F. Amos, supreme commander of the Marines, the U.S. military hierarchy is favorable to the integration of homosexual new recruits. Only ultra-religious lobbies and some Republican members continue to proclaim their opposition to the repeal of gay taboo in the military. The transition to the era of a gay-friendly place, however, has discretion and no special ceremony being planned to mark the event.
The Pentagon is already accepting applications for several weeks from openly gay people, considering that integration will not pose any particular problem, nor is the military coming out of position.
The law thus repealed was called “Don’t ask, don’t tell” because gays could serve in the U.S. Army as long as their homosexuality or bisexuality remained secret. This means that among the approximately 13,500 to 14,000 lesbian and gay soldiers fired because of homosexuality since 1993, some owe their displacement to a denunciation.
Those who have been sacked because of their sexual orientation will again serve in the U.S. Army, subject to request and without that reinstatement is not automatically granted.
[Update September 22, 2011. The first gay wedding of a member of the Army, where a naval officer has just married a civilian. All the details on our blog in Italian.]
Article translated from an article written on our French blog. To view the original article click here.
Matt & Philca / MensGo
Via the world press and WSJ.