Biden pardons LGBTQ+ service members convicted for sexual orientation
- President Joe Biden plans to pardon US veterans convicted under a military law that prohibited gay sex, aiming to help LGBTQI+ service members wronged by their sexual orientation.
- Around 2,000 individuals are expected to benefit from the pardon, rectifying a historical injustice according to Biden, who believes they were unfairly penalized for being true to themselves.
- The pardon, targeting service members prosecuted under a sodomy law from 1951 to 2013, is set to be announced Wednesday and marks a significant victory for the LGBT community.
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