As a black woman who went through USNA I definitely agree that these measures are a step in the right directions towards bettering (and removing the taboo sticker) race relations at USNA.
J
Jemaira Mathis
6 years ago
‘20 here to make a difference
S
Shannon Martin McClain 98
6 years ago
Thank you for your leadership and perseverance. We stand on your shoulders.
C
Chuck Beltz
6 years ago
Proud member of the class of ‘80.
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Lauren Symmes
6 years ago
USNA 2000
M
Michele Cruz Phillips
6 years ago
Thank you all for your leadership. I’m ready move forward together. USNA ‘98
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Geraldine Krotow '86
6 years ago
I'm moving forward.
A
Alicia Lynch Switzer
6 years ago
USNA ‘94
D
Danica Middlebrook
6 years ago
USNA ‘05
E
Erica Ryder Wogaman
6 years ago
USNA ‘83
C
Cal Shintani
6 years ago
Seeking to understand, desiring to move forward.
B
Barb Geraghty '80
6 years ago
I'm moving forward, proud to be a member of the Class of 1980.
J
Jane Disher
6 years ago
Inspiring!
B
Beth Leadbetter Gordon '80
6 years ago
May we all grow to become better, more enlightened people from our shared experiences together.
USNA 92
USNA ‘85
USNA '98
USNA ‘17
Class of ‘93
USNA 1992
As a black woman who went through USNA I definitely agree that these measures are a step in the right directions towards bettering (and removing the taboo sticker) race relations at USNA.
‘20 here to make a difference
Thank you for your leadership and perseverance. We stand on your shoulders.
Proud member of the class of ‘80.
USNA 2000
Thank you all for your leadership. I’m ready move forward together. USNA ‘98
I'm moving forward.
USNA ‘94
USNA ‘05
USNA ‘83
Seeking to understand, desiring to move forward.
I'm moving forward, proud to be a member of the Class of 1980.
Inspiring!
May we all grow to become better, more enlightened people from our shared experiences together.