Marines with the Communications &amp; Information Systems Directorate work wearing denim for their civilian attire to create a virtual server, allowing the Marines to train without interfering with their network April 22, 2015, in building 208 aboard Marine Corps Base Hawaii. The unique uniform of the day was in support of Denim Day, created to help raise awareness about sexual violence, myths and misconceptions. In 1992, an 18-year-old rape victim took her attacker to court but the Italian High Court overturned his conviction. They insisted the victim must have willingly participated because she wore “very tight jeans” and the instructor could not have removed them himself. Women of the Italian Legislature protested the decision by wearing jeans to work, and as news of the decision spread, so did the protest. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Harley Thomas/Released)
Lance Cpl. Harley Thomas
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