The missn of the Gay Officers Actn League (GOAL) of Greater Philalphia is to advote for and on behalf of LGBTQ+ first rponrs and ary members, help te first rponrs LGBTQ+ petency, and provi muny outreach to advance relatns between the LGBTQ+ public and first rponr agenci.
Contents:
- PRI SAID GAY COPS AREN’T WELE. THEN CAME THE BACKLASH.
- GAY OFFICER’S ACTN LEAGUE
- US WHE SUPREMACISTS FOUND GUILTY OF GAY PRI RT PLOT
PRI SAID GAY COPS AREN’T WELE. THEN CAME THE BACKLASH.
About Us | Uned Stat | GOALny - Gay Officers Actn League NY * gay police organization *
The Gay Officers Actn League (GOAL), is a first-of-s-kd anizatn that was formed 1982 to addrs the needs, issu, and ncerns of gay and lbian law enforcement personnel and has sce expand to a nonprof tax-exempt civil rights anizatn. (Augt 5, 1943–May 5, 2008) a sergeant of the New York Cy Police Department, who after liverg a public ttimony on anti-gay discrimatn legislatn pendg before the New York Cy Council, beme the first openly gay officer of the NYPD. While the Gay Officers Actn League is a posive force wh the LGBTQ muny, is also stmental attemptg to change homophobic attus the workplace and the muny at large.
GAY OFFICER’S ACTN LEAGUE
” On a rooftop at the end of the day, after some drks, he lled home and told his father that he was gay. So I uld see the Herage of Pri para as this thg for whe gay men, mcly, glter.
“Gay liberatn, ” she said, “meant revolutn. ” The monstrators left angry but clash between protters and police fillg social media, prsure rose on Herage of Pri to rce police volvement, cludg banng the Gay Officers Actn League, which routely receiv effive cheers durg the Pri march. ” The board did not tell members about the cisn or ask for a the Gay Officers Actn League learned about the g policy, pre-empted Herage of Pri wh s own statement llg the ban “shameful.
US WHE SUPREMACISTS FOUND GUILTY OF GAY PRI RT PLOT
“My God, what a bate over this, ” said Andy Humm, a longtime -host of “Gay USA, ” a TV news program. In the past week, he told them, he had received onle msag of hate nsistently om whe gay men, to the extent that his fay feared for his safety. Fisher, who had lled for the vote of no Downey, print of the gay officers group, said he felt “betrayed” by the ban, pecially bee the officers “put so much of themselv on the choppg block” by workg to change practic and attus wh their partments.