Pentagon restores a few webpages honoring servicemembers but still defends DEI purge
- The Pentagon restored webpages honoring a Medal of Honor winner and Japanese American service members but claimed their removal was accidental during an automated process.
- Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell defended the removal of content promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion .
- The actions have sparked outrage from veterans and advocates who argue it erases important historical contributions of minority groups.
- Richard Brookshire of the Black Veterans Project criticized the military's decision for perpetuating systemic racism within the Department of Defense.
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Pentagon restores Jackie Robinson page, calls removal amid DEI purge a mistake
Pages honoring a Black Medal of Honor winner and Japanese American service members were taken down amid the department's campaign to strip out content singling out the contributions by women and minority groups, which the Trump administration considers “DEI.”
Pentagon restores webpage honoring WV Vietnam War hero but still defends DEI purge
The Pentagon said, on March 17, 2025, that internet pages honoring a Black Medal of Honor winner from Fayette County, West Virginia was mistakenly taken down — but staunchly defended its overall campaign to strip out content singling out the contributions by women and minority groups, which the Trump administration considers “DEI.” A Defense Department webpage honoring Medal of Honor recipient U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Charles Calvin Rogers of Claremo…
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