What was different about the 1993 DADT, compared to other laws, is that it
A) prevented discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
B) legally required discrimination.
C) addressed the issue of gender identity.
D) successfully opened up military service to LGB individuals.

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The 1993 Don't Ask, Don't Tell law was unique in that it legally required discrimination against lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals in the military. It prohibited them from openly serving and mandated their discharge if their sexual orientation was discovered. It did not prevent discrimination or address gender identity, and it did not successfully open up military service to LGB individuals until it was repealed in 2011.

What Was Different About the 1993 DADT, Compared to Other