HeyJaredKara Corcoran
Executive Director, SPARTA Pride Major, Infantry, US Army Athlete / Advocate Adventurer / American
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Do Ask, Do Tell, and Hunt them Down (opens the original)
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Mission Accomplished?Today is the 15th anniversary of the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. It’s also being proclaimed across multiple states as “LGBT Veterans Day.” I will never forget those whom I have had the privilege of meeting who made that repeal happen. However, I will tell you right now, I am not celebrating much, as it is our responsibility to fight for the ‘T’.I look back on years of advocacy and the hundreds of stories I heard when DADT ended. The onl
Or Tolerate Those Who Do (opens the original)
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I remember coming back to Norwich University after my first year and walking across the Upper Parade Ground with an admittedly enormous amount of pride. I had been one of only a handful of first-year students selected to attend Airborne School, and I came back wearing my new Airborne wings, believing I had accomplished something extraordinary. Looking back almost two decades later, I have a complicated relationship with that pride. In 2009, America was fighting two wars. If I had been better at
The Mountains Don't Care What's Between Your Legs (opens the original)
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Ultramarathon Goal? FinishThis past weekend, I finished the Pikes Peak 50-Mile Ultramarathon, a race covering approximately fifty miles with more than 10,000 feet of vertical gain through the Colorado Rockies. It was, without question, the hardest endurance event I have ever attempted. I went out harder than I should have, convinced I might miss the first major cutoff if I didn't push the pace early. Instead, I found myself well ahead of schedule after climbing nearly 6,000 feet and feeling surp
The Declaration of Independence (opens the original)
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Today marks 250 years since the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.For a quarter of a millennium, America has continued its pursuit of a more perfect Union. We have never been a perfect nation, but we have always been a nation worth striving for—a nation founded on the revolutionary belief that every person is endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.I love this country.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substa
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