Military Says Hand Gestures at Game Were Not White Power Signs
West Point and Naval Academy investigations found that cadets and midshipmen were playing “the circle game” during an ESPN broadcast of the Army-Navy game on Saturday.
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Military Says Hand Gestures at Game Were Not White Power Signs
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