Patricia Nee is the author of A Woman in Military Fatigues, a memoir about her time in the U. S. military. Nee served as
a soldier in Afghanistan and Iraq. She is also the founder
of Skills for Girls, an after-school program that focuses on
training girls for nontraditional careers, such as
engineering and the military.
Which statement best describes a bias that the author of A Woman in Military
Fatigues might have?
O A. Nee doesn't understand women who want to go into the military
OB. Nee opposes the presence of women in the military.
O C. Nee supports the presence of women in the military.
OD. Nee believes women do not make acceptable soldiers,

OD. Nee believes women do not make acceptable soldiers,

OR

OB. Nee opposes the presence of women in the military.

Explanation:

Nee supports the presence of women in the military

Explanation:

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