November 16, 2019
This deceased TV actress was in two different hit shows (the first one was a spin-off). After her death, her record for this particular service was released publicly and it showed she had been treated for this malady which resulted in a disciplinary action. However, what wasn’t discussed was how she contracted it. The truth is she was sexually assaulted many times by someone in an authority position while she was involved in this service. It is perhaps the reason she developed such a tough exterior and always denied that she had spent time in this service.
Bea Arthur
This deceased TV actress was in two different hit shows (the first one was a spin-off). After her death, her record for this particular service was released publicly and it showed she had been treated for this malady which resulted in a disciplinary action. However, what wasn’t discussed was how she contracted it. The truth is she was sexually assaulted many times by someone in an authority position while she was involved in this service. It is perhaps the reason she developed such a tough exterior and always denied that she had spent time in this service.
Bea Arthur
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bea_Arthur#Early_life
ReplyDeleteI never saw this original blind. Although I just knew it was Bea before I saw the reveal. Does anyone have more information?
ReplyDeleteConfused. What do they mean by 'service'?
ReplyDeleteSo sad
ReplyDelete@kiki, WWII
ReplyDeleteEvery woman who has been in the armed forces has been sexually assaulted. It's fucking disgusting.
ReplyDelete@kiki she was in the marines, i'd read i can't remember where that she was in some type of intelligence service, completely unverified though.
ReplyDeleteGod bless this warrior and Rest In Peace Bea.❤️
ReplyDeleteWas she in the service or was she being serviced by someone who had a disease??? Can someone clarify?
ReplyDeleteEffing xmas, I already put a link up,
ReplyDelete"During World War II, she worked as a truck driver and typist in the United States Marine Corps Women's Reserve, receiving an honorable discharge in September 1944 with the rank of Staff Sergeant.[5][6][7][8]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bea_Arthur#Early_life
Eh, not true, cheesegrater. I will say, though, that I experienced a LOT of sexist behavior in my time in service.
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