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Military still sacrificing women & men to sexual violence By Diana Danis Service: Women Who Serve Military Women’s Coalition - Chair, Policy Committee Sexual Violence There are only a handful of actual sexual harassment complaints each year across the U. S. military, while nearly 70 percent of women and six percent of men say they have […]

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