I believe that the U.S. military has fallen into a culture that is blind to the damages that hazing and harassment cause to our own service members.
Mike Honda: “I believe that the U.S. military has fallen into a culture that is blind to the damages that hazing and harassment cause…”
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Highlighting the military's negligence regarding the impact of hazing and harassment.
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