From Military to Oneness: Overcoming Discrimination/CJ Moneyway Show
In this interview segment, the host CJ asks a veteran how military service prepared them for their current work. The veteran explains that the experience of serving in the Marine Corps—a branch where women comprise only about 8%—exposed them to a male‑dominated, "dude's" environment that involved significant discrimination and personal pain. This painful period prompted deep reflection, leading the veteran to understand both their own privilege and the ways people are othered. The insight gained from confronting gender discrimination in the military now informs their ongoing work and perspective on social equity.
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