Famous WWII Photo BANNED from Veterans Affairs Offices?!
March 7, 2024
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as posted by the channelOne of the most iconic WWII photos is that of a U.S. Navy sailor kissing an Austrian nurse in celebration of the announcement of the end of the war. RimaAnn Nelson, the VA assistant secretary for health for operations, said that the photo should be removed and replaced at all VA facilities because it “depicted a non-consensual act,” and “is inconsistent with the VA’s no tolerance policy toward sexual harassment and assault.” The granddaughter of the nurse in the photo would say otherwise, as would I.
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