On the recordMay 1, 2019
Changing the motto won't by itself address the deep cultural divide that exists between women and the veteran community, but it is a step in the direction toward inclusion.
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congress.govChanging the motto won't by itself address the deep cultural divide that exists between women and the veteran community, but it is a step in the direction toward inclusion.
Brownley emphasizes the need for an inclusive motto for women veterans.
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