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2 months ago | 
weau.com | Andy Pierrotti |Bailey Williams |Emily Featherston
ATLANTA (InvestigateTV) - As a former schoolteacher, Missy Purcell was puzzled as she watched her first grader trying to read at home. Rather than sounding the words out, she said she saw her son Matthew guessing words using pictures on the page. “He was reading pictures,” she said.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
lasvegassun.com | Bailey Williams
It took me 10 years after leaving the military to call myself a veteran. It was an act of reclamation. My enlistment was defined by sexual harassment. More than a decade later, the thinking that caged me then still circulates: Women service members are worth less. As a Marine, I hemorrhaged my own power. I stayed silent. I worked out until I was a sliver of myself. I ate dinners of three multivitamin gummies and a lemon popped into my water bottle.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
weau.com | Andy Pierrotti |Jill Riepenhoff |Bailey Williams
ATLANTA, Ga. (InvestigateTV) - When Patricia Miele’s family moved her into Greenwood Place Assisted Living and Memory Care in Marietta, GA this past October, they trusted the 89-year-old was in good hands. They said the facility came highly recommended. Miele moved from Connecticut to Georgia years ago to be closer to her family and two grandchildren. The former schoolteacher and devout Catholic lived by her routines, which involved prayer and meals. She didn’t even have a television in her room.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
columbian.com | Bailey Williams
It took me 10 years after leaving the military to call myself a veteran. It was an act of reclamation. My enlistment was defined by sexual harassment. More than a decade later, the thinking that caged me then still circulates: Women service members are worth less. As a Marine, I hemorrhaged my own power. I stayed silent at rape jokes and language that made my skin burn. I worked out until I was a sliver of myself. I ate dinners of three multivitamin gummies and a lemon popped into my water bottle.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
newstribune.com | Bailey Williams
COMMENTARY: Women like me struggle to see ourselves as veterans Today at 4:00 a.m. by Bailey Williams Los Angeles Times (TNS) It took me 10 years after leaving the military to call myself a veteran. It was an act of reclamation. My enlistment was defined by sexual harassment. Upcoming Events
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
fredericknewspost.com | Bailey Williams
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
twincities.com | Bailey Williams
It was an act of reclamation. My enlistment was defined by sexual harassment. More than a decade later, the thinking that caged me then still circulates: Women service members are worth less. As a Marine, I hemorrhaged my own power. I stayed silent at rape jokes and language that made my skin burn. I worked out until I was a sliver of myself. I ate dinners of three multivitamin gummies and a lemon popped into my water bottle.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
adn.com | Bailey Williams
It took me 10 years after leaving the military to call myself a veteran. It was an act of reclamation. My enlistment was defined by sexual harassment. More than a decade later, the thinking that caged me then still circulates: Women service members are worth less. As a Marine, I hemorrhaged my own power. I stayed silent at rape jokes and language that made my skin burn. I worked out until I was a sliver of myself. I ate dinners of three multivitamin gummies and a lemon popped into my water bottle.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Bailey Williams
It took me 10 years after leaving the military to call myself a veteran. It was an act of reclamation. My enlistment was defined by sexual harassment. More than a decade later, the thinking that caged me then still circulates: Women service members are worth less.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
star-telegram.com | Bailey Williams
It took me 10 years after leaving the military to call myself a veteran. It was an act of reclamation. My enlistment was defined by sexual harassment. More than a decade later, the thinking that caged me then still circulates: Women service members are worth less. As a Marine, I hemorrhaged my own power. I stayed silent at rape jokes and language that made my skin burn. I worked out until I was a sliver of myself. I ate dinners of three multivitamin gummies and a lemon popped into my water bottle.
