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Women Aren’t the Problem. Standards Are.
« on: February 08, 2019, 12:40:38 pm »

Women Aren’t the Problem. Standards Are.

Micah Ables | February 5, 2019


Changing culture takes time.

It took the US infantry fifty-five years and thousands of deaths to abandon the idea of trench warfare. It took the US cavalry twenty-five years to accept that armored tanks were better than horses against a machine gun. It took the US Supreme Court almost sixty years to decide that “separate but equal” was anything but equal and black Americans should attend school alongside white ones. It took America more than 130 years to declare that men and women should have equal voting rights. Just because policies take time and adjustments to “get it right” does not mean that they should be abandoned altogether. Women serving in combat roles is no exception: implementation and standards should be addressed, but the policy aim is right.

https://mwi.usma.edu/women-arent-problem-standards/