ISBN: 9781917837101 - we can’t even march straight: homosexuality in the british armed forces (22 résultats)

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Paperback. Etat : New. We Can't Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is Edmund Hall's ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. It exposed a secretive and systematic regime of discrimination and interrogation leading to dismissal with disgrace, stripped of medals, pension and service record that devastated lives, careers and reputations, in the name of "good order and military discipline".This 30th anniversary edition reflects on the subsequent five year campaign to lift the ban on gays serving their country, overturned in 2000. Drawing on first-hand testimonies and Edmund's own dismissal from the Royal Navy, it charts the British military's progress from shame and persecution to a celebration of pride and diversity.With LGBT+ rights once again under threat in parts of the world, We Can't Even March Straight remains as urgent, courageous and relevant today as it was thirty years ago; a testament to those who suffered - lest we forget.…

Paperback. Etat : New. We Can't Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is Edmund Hall's ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. It exposed a secretive and systematic regime of discrimination and interrogation leading to dismissal with disgrace, stripped of medals, pension and service record that devastated lives, careers and reputations, in the name of "good order and military discipline".This 30th anniversary edition reflects on the subsequent five year campaign to lift the ban on gays serving their country, overturned in 2000. Drawing on first-hand testimonies and Edmund's own dismissal from the Royal Navy, it charts the British military's progress from shame and persecution to a celebration of pride and diversity.With LGBT+ rights once again under threat in parts of the world, We Can't Even March Straight remains as urgent, courageous and relevant today as it was thirty years ago; a testament to those who suffered - lest we forget.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. We Cant Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is Edmund Halls ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. It exposed a secretive and systematic regime of discrimination and interrogation leading to dismissal with disgrace, stripped of medals, pension and service record that devastated lives, careers and reputations, in the name of good order and military discipline.This 30th anniversary edition reflects on the subsequent five year campaign to lift the ban on gays serving their country, overturned in 2000. Drawing on first-hand testimonies and Edmunds own dismissal from the Royal Navy, it charts the British militarys progress from shame and persecution to a celebration of pride and diversity.With LGBT+ rights once again under threat in parts of the world, We Cant Even March Straight remains as urgent, courageous and relevant today as it was thirty years ago; a testament to those who suffered lest we forget. We Cant Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is a ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. We Cant Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is Edmund Halls ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. It exposed a secretive and systematic regime of discrimination and interrogation leading to dismissal with disgrace, stripped of medals, pension and service record that devastated lives, careers and reputations, in the name of good order and military discipline.This 30th anniversary edition reflects on the subsequent five year campaign to lift the ban on gays serving their country, overturned in 2000. Drawing on first-hand testimonies and Edmunds own dismissal from the Royal Navy, it charts the British militarys progress from shame and persecution to a celebration of pride and diversity.With LGBT+ rights once again under threat in parts of the world, We Cant Even March Straight remains as urgent, courageous and relevant today as it was thirty years ago; a testament to those who suffered lest we forget. We Cant Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is a ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : New. We Can't Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is Edmund Hall's ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. It exposed a secretive and systematic regime of discrimination and interrogation leading to dismissal with disgrace, stripped of medals, pension and service record that devastated lives, careers and reputations, in the name of "good order and military discipline".This 30th anniversary edition reflects on the subsequent five year campaign to lift the ban on gays serving their country, overturned in 2000. Drawing on first-hand testimonies and Edmund's own dismissal from the Royal Navy, it charts the British military's progress from shame and persecution to a celebration of pride and diversity.With LGBT+ rights once again under threat in parts of the world, We Can't Even March Straight remains as urgent, courageous and relevant today as it was thirty years ago; a testament to those who suffered - lest we forget.…

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Paperback. Etat : New. We Can't Even March Straight, first published in 1995, is Edmund Hall's ground-breaking account of the brutal treatment of gay and lesbian personnel in the Armed Forces when homosexuality was illegal in the Services. It exposed a secretive and systematic regime of discrimination and interrogation leading to dismissal with disgrace, stripped of medals, pension and service record that devastated lives, careers and reputations, in the name of "good order and military discipline".This 30th anniversary edition reflects on the subsequent five year campaign to lift the ban on gays serving their country, overturned in 2000. Drawing on first-hand testimonies and Edmund's own dismissal from the Royal Navy, it charts the British military's progress from shame and persecution to a celebration of pride and diversity.With LGBT+ rights once again under threat in parts of the world, We Can't Even March Straight remains as urgent, courageous and relevant today as it was thirty years ago; a testament to those who suffered - lest we forget.…