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West Point once had a formal Diversity and Inclusion Studies Minor. That fact matters because it was not just a speech, a club, or an informal leadership theme. It was an academic program. It drew from several departments and included courses on social inequality, power and difference, race, gender, sexuality, religion, civil rights, and American history. The public record now shows that the minor has been formally ended. West Point’s GY2029 Redbook Appendix states that the D

a reprint from STARRS.US; By LTC Edwin L. Kennedy, Jr, USA ret, USMA ’76 STARRS Ambassador “West Point is set apart. It’s special. It’s above politics.”—SecWar Hegseth, 23 May 2026 Commencement Speech at the USMA (1) The U.S. Military Academy at West Point holds a special place in American culture. Largely based on the heroic and patriotic service of past generations, the Academy has acquired an almost a revered status in American society. However, during the last two to th

reprinted from RedState By streiff The forced retirement of U.S. Army General Chris Donahue has generated nearly as much ink as President Harry S. Truman's firing of General Douglas MacArthur, and it definitely created more consternation on the left than President Jimmy Carter's booting of General John Singlaub or President George H. W. Bush's firing of General Frederick Woerner; see Hegseth's Pentagon Shake-Up Steamrolls Ahead As Last Man Out of Afghanistan Gets Shown the Do

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