Justin B. Terry-Smith has been involved in LGBTQ and HIV Activism since 1999. He is an Air Force 9/11 Disabled Vet. Raised in Silver Spring, MD, he now lives in Albuequerque, New Meixco with his husband Phil. He writes an HIV/STI Advice Column for A&U Magazine, is a Contributing writer for thebody.com, a Life Coach and an Adjunct Professor. He has earned his Doctorate in Public Health with a concentration in Infectious Disease and his Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
New Mexico-based couple Justin and Philip share some of the
experiences they’ve had over the course of their 17-year career, including navigating
an age difference, raising children, and being a part of the leather/BDSM
community.
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SERVE WITH PRIDE!
Throughout American history, the LGBTQ community has served
their country with distinction and honor while experiencing discrimination
within their ranks.
Members of the LGBTQ community have faced the challenges of
service under discriminatory military policies such as “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
(DADT)”, and made valuable contributions to the preservation of freedom and
democracy without receiving praise and commendations for their extraordinary
struggles and sacrifices.
It is our intention to share the military history and
personal stories of LGBTQ Veterans who have changed the world through their
commitment and dedication to military service.
This film is a documentary featuring interviews with LGBTQ
veterans from each branch of service. Serve with PRIDE, LLC is honoring the
achievements of the LGBTQ community in the military for the purpose of
preserving the valuable contributions they have made in preserving freedom and
democracy in this country and the world.
In 2001 I was raped by a man Mike Jones AKA BrownSuga. I was
in the military serving under Don't Ask Don't Tell. I couldn't get help because
of fear of being investigated. I met him at an LGBTQ nightclub called at the
time, The 501 Club off Florida Ave in NW. He asked if I wanted to get something
to eat afterward. I was hungry so I agreed. On our way, he said he needed to
stop at his house. I drove him there, and he got out of the car and said wait
here. I did he came back with a knife. He raped me in my car threatening to
kill me. He fought and I eventually got away after a chase on foot. I made it
to a police station reported it and went to Howards University Hospital to
endure a rape kit. The next day I was driven back home to Dover AFB. 20 years
later I am not vindicated, my voice has now been heard and justice has been
done. This only happened after the VA gave me compensation for the trauma. then
literally 2 weeks later...
My rapist is now DEAD...he was murdered. I do believe in
Karma
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Metropolitan Police Department
said a man faces a charge of Second Degree Murder after he attacked another man
with a pipe on The Ellipse Wednesday morning.
Someone found the body of Michael Jones, 52, around 8:40
a.m. in the 200 block of 15th St. NW. The location is part of the park located
south of the White House.
MPD said he and the man accused of killing him, Daniel
Simon, 41, were homeless and had gotten into a fight. The Metropolitan Police
Department said Thursday that members of the United States Secret Service
Uniformed Division located Simon, shortly after the attack on Jones and took
Simon to the MPD’s homicide branch.
As a result of detectives’ investigation, Simon was charged.
