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U.S. Military-Sanctioned Diversity Initiatives are Out of Control
« on: September 29, 2023, 04:44:56 pm »
U.S. Military-Sanctioned Diversity Initiatives are Out of Control
By James Fitzpatrick
September 29, 2023U.S. Air Force photo by Andrew Lee

As those who have ever served in the military know, the United States Armed Forces is one of the most culturally and socioeconomically diverse institutions in America. It is full of patriotic Americans from all walks of life who come together to serve their country, fight for it, and ultimately die for it if called to. To have served in the military in any form is to be a member of an exclusive club in this country. Although there are some barriers to entry, race is not among them.

The Armed Forces have also provided countless opportunities for citizens in our nation who—through hard work, grit, and merit–rise through the ranks, provide a meaningful and fulfilling life for themselves and their families, and are justly proud of their calling. No matter their race, Americans have found comfort in the idea that if you are willing to work and serve your country with honor, the military will reward merit.


Since January 2021, the Biden administration has made a concerted effort to inject “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion,” (DEI) into almost every facet of military life. This includes mandatory trainings, a DoD-wide “Equity Action Plan” and an entire day dedicated to “Leadership Stand-Down to Address Extremism in the Force.” Recently, this radical DEI advocacy was taken to a new level.

https://www.realcleardefense.com/articles/2023/09/29/us_military-sanctioned_diversity_initiatives_are_out_of_control_982796.html
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