The Atlanta Braves got it right on Memorial Day. While it's true that other teams honored the 3 p.m. slot with a moment of silence, prior to that the Braves did something to honor one of America's servicemembers. It was a moment you would expect to see on Lifetime's show, Coming Home. U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. David Sims had spent six months in Afghanistan. After the top of the fifth, Sims' family was invited onto the field for a special video on the big screen from the husband and father, in Afghanistan, or so they thought.
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What is more sad than the end of a Lady Gaga tour? The end of the Human Rights Campaign and Servicemembers United's Voices Of Honor tour, where ex-military gays tell filled auditorium seats about why Don't Ask Don't Tell is really o... Read Post
[See post to watch Flash video] Oh, we found something the Human Rights Campaign is doing! Teaming up with Alex Nicholson's Servicemembers United, HRC's "Repeal DADT Now" campaign is on a Voices of Honor tour, which at this point fe... Read Post