The federal government is currently in the process of reviewing the injunction. In the interim, military protocol will “revert to the status quo”—wherein trans members can serve openly and future admittance is unrestricted.
Author: Sarah Alexander
Sarah Alexander is a recent graduate of Cal State Northridge. In addition to being a writer , she is a visual and performing artist, and attempts to use film, music, and online platforms to spark conversation about social activism. She is an anomalous LA native, which affects her personality in a plethora of unique ways.
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