This week we had two great pieces of news to report: charges again Lt. Dan Choi for chaining himself to the White House fence were dismissed plus Argentina became the first Latin America country to legalize same-sex marriage. 
What else were we blogging about? Check out these other great posts from this week:
Sunday
NY Times: "Transgendered" People Who Don't Out Themselves Are Immoral Filed by: Dr. Jillian T. WeissCaster Semenya is competing internationally again Filed by: Alex Blaze
Monday
What married same-sex couples owe to hippie communes Filed by: Nancy PolikoffMessage heard: "The gAyTM is closed." So what now? Filed by: Joe Mirabella
Tuesday
Liars and thieves: JustGuys.net caught in the act Filed by: Matt ComerMore About Trans Healthcare: Sex Reassignment Surgery: When Things Go Wrong Filed by: Amy Hunter
Wednesday
Working For More Acceptance In Hockey Filed by: Gloria NietoBeyond Gay Marriage: the mainstreaming of the Gay Marriage Movement Filed by: R Conrad
Thursday
GetEqual: Attacking Friends & Ignoring Enemies Filed by: Bil BrowningThe National HIV/AIDS Strategy: A Milestone in the History of the Epidemic Filed by: Dan O'Neill
Friday
Georgia GOP Candidate Is Against Gay Adoption, Just Because Filed by: Dana RudolphRepublicans side with Islamic fundamentalists against gays Filed by: Joe Mirabella
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Bill yes we understand that the charges against Lt. Choi were dropped but that is simply a civil matter. He is still facing discharge from the military for being gay. As are all LGBTQ soldiers who continue to be harassed. The letter that I wrote for our Lane County (Oregon)Commissioners, based on a resolution that was passed on 8 June 2010, asks that all soldiers previously discharged would be reinstated and back pay paid to them. At the very least we said that honorable discharges be granted if they chose not to continue in the Military.