A US military base canceled a children’s event celebrating a pioneering Jewish woman cyclist, citing DEI ban

US military base cancels event celebrating Jewish woman cyclist, cites DEI claims

The incident is the latest example of a broad crackdown on diversity initiatives that have pushed out Jewish representation.

A US military base canceled a children’s event celebrating a pioneering Jewish woman cyclist, citing DEI ban

A children’s museum housed on a U.S. military base cancelled a planned storytime reading celebrating the life of a pioneering 19th-century female Jewish cyclist earlier this year, after the book was flagged under a military-wide ban on “DEI” content. The stated reason was because the book was about a woman, its author, Mary Boone, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. “If they had actually read the book and found out it was about a Latvian Jewish …

Military Base Canceled Event Celebrating Pioneering Jewish Woman Bicyclist

“Pedal Pusher,” a children's picture book about 19th-century cyclist Annie Cohen Kopchovsky, was flagged due to DEI concerns. The post Military Base Canceled Event Celebrating Pioneering Jewish Woman Bicyclist appeared first on JMORE.