Pentagon orders removal of 26,000+ military images under Trump’s DEI ban
- The Pentagon has flagged over 26,000 images for removal, including those promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion content, according to a database obtained by The Associated Press.
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed the military to comply with the removal order following President Donald Trump's executive order against DEI programs across the federal government.
- In some cases, images were flagged for removal due to the inclusion of the word 'gay,' affecting notable military milestones.
- Pentagon spokesman John Ullyot stated they are pleased with compliance in removing DEI content from all platforms.
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Don’t say (Enola) Gay
In the late 1930s, a young man named Paul Tibbets decided he wanted to fly airplanes for the U.S. Army, which his worried father disapproved of but his mother encouraged — “Paul, if you want to go fly airplanes, you’re…
The US forces are removing tens of thousands of photos from their websites – by order of the Trump administration. This could create illusions in the collective memory of the US, warns an image historian.
The Trump administration is also cleaning up the servers of the Pentagon of supposedly woken topics. Almost the atomic bomber of Hiroshima would have disappeared. Public protest prevented this. For the time being.
Trump’s Anti-DEI Efforts Are Stupidly Erasing Aspects Of American History
Back before the plan to destroy our democracy got started in earnest, and back before the pandemic that dominated our lives for several years (whether we thought it should or not), was a time when we were having quaint, albeit silly, arguments about confederate monuments and whether they should be removed. My memory is good enough to recall that a great cry went out from a certain segment of the population, one which declared that the removal of…
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