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Tamekiah Aguirre

We will create a page for each veteran with an abstract that includes a photograph, basic biographical information, highlights from the oral history interview, a link to the full oral history interview, a link to the transcript, and any additional sources that readers can explore.

One topic will be the death of Vanessa Guillen and the women veterans like Tamekiah Aguirre who organized a movement to bring light to the rates of sexual violence in the military.

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Navigating Racism in the US and in the Military Madison Cholewa
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Tamekiah Aguirre, Crossing the Military-Civilian Divide, by Jason A. Higgins Jason Higgins This is the full interview with Tamekiah Aguirre, recorded September 24, 2022, at William and Mary Libraries, in Williamsburg, VA. "Crossing the Military-Civilian Divide" project is part of a 4-VA Collaborative research project by Dr. Jason A. Higgins, postdoctoral fellow in digital humanities, and Andre Taylor, oral historian at the College of William and Mary. Special thanks to our two research assistants who worked on this interview: Alex Newton and Gabrielle Wells, who are undergraduate students at Virginia Tech.
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Tamekiah Aguirre, Crossing the Military-Civilian Divide, by Jason A. Higgins This is the full interview with Tamekiah Aguirre, recorded September 24, 2022, at William and Mary Libraries, in Williamsburg, VA. "Crossing the Military-Civilian Divide" project is part of a 4-VA Collaborative research project by Dr. Jason A. Higgins, postdoctoral fellow in digital humanities, and Andre Taylor, oral historian at the College of William and Mary. Special thanks to our two research assistants who worked on this interview: Alex Newton and Gabrielle Wells, who are undergraduate students at Virginia Tech.