USMA 1987. Go Army, but I stand with my Navy sister on this one!
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Tim Fox
6 years ago
USNA class of 1997
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Alexander S C Graham
6 years ago
As a member of West Point Class of ‘93 I stand with my brothers and sisters in this joint operation. Beat Racism!
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Pat Brown
6 years ago
The human experience is challenging enough and full of uncontrollable obstacles, like the wind and current while navigating the waters. Racial injustice should not be one of them, as it's a controllable one that can easily be eliminating from the list of life's navigational hazards.
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Teresa Haering
6 years ago
USMA ‘89 - I support your petition
( regardless of Army background )
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Cassondra Preer Taylor
6 years ago
Decades separate the firsts (fill in the blank) from where we are now. Change is long overdue. Class of 1988
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Carl Hendershot
6 years ago
Long overdue!
USNA ‘80
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Phillip Fine
6 years ago
Brothers in Arms, USMA 1984
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Rebecca Wallace Pugh
6 years ago
Bravo Class of ‘80!
Love your words Janie Mines!
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Nicholas Mararac
6 years ago
I appreciate the inclusion of gender and sexual identities! Some of our LGBTQ brothers, sisters, and siblings still cannot serve with their entire authentic selves.
-Nick Mararac ‘07
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Valerie Banks Ford
6 years ago
‘90
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Frank Arduini
6 years ago
USMA Class of 1978
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Richard Tellier
6 years ago
USMA Class of 1975. Proud to sign and support my brothers and sisters.
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Kelley dolan
6 years ago
So well written & necessary right! Proud to call you brothers and sisters in arms!
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Justin Rude
6 years ago
Beat Navy in sports.
Stand with Navy in Honorable Living.
USMA 2006.
Thank you for standing up. You’re my brothers and sisters, we won’t leave anyone behind.
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Mark Breckenridge
6 years ago
Class of 1980
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Alexander LaMay
6 years ago
USMA 2004
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Donna Matturro McAleer
6 years ago
USMA 1987, A Concerned Member of the Long Gray Line. And I stand with you!
USMA 1987. Go Army, but I stand with my Navy sister on this one!
USNA class of 1997
As a member of West Point Class of ‘93 I stand with my brothers and sisters in this joint operation. Beat Racism!
The human experience is challenging enough and full of uncontrollable obstacles, like the wind and current while navigating the waters. Racial injustice should not be one of them, as it's a controllable one that can easily be eliminating from the list of life's navigational hazards.
USMA ‘89 - I support your petition ( regardless of Army background )
Decades separate the firsts (fill in the blank) from where we are now. Change is long overdue. Class of 1988
Long overdue! USNA ‘80
Brothers in Arms, USMA 1984
Bravo Class of ‘80! Love your words Janie Mines!
I appreciate the inclusion of gender and sexual identities! Some of our LGBTQ brothers, sisters, and siblings still cannot serve with their entire authentic selves. -Nick Mararac ‘07
‘90
USMA Class of 1978
USMA Class of 1975. Proud to sign and support my brothers and sisters.
So well written & necessary right! Proud to call you brothers and sisters in arms!
Beat Navy in sports. Stand with Navy in Honorable Living. USMA 2006. Thank you for standing up. You’re my brothers and sisters, we won’t leave anyone behind.
Class of 1980
USMA 2004
USMA 1987, A Concerned Member of the Long Gray Line. And I stand with you!
I fully support this petition! Class of 2012
USMA - Class '04