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Dermatologists say Marines' tightened shaving waiver could hurt Black members' careers

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Marines and airmen with pseudofolliculitis barbae, the skin condition more commonly known as razor bumps, could be expelled from the service if the condition persists.

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Dermatologists say Marines' tightened shaving waiver could hurt Black members' careers

Marines and airmen with pseudofolliculitis barbae, the skin condition more commonly known as razor bumps, could be expelled from the service if the condition persists.

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