This is who the Republicans want to see in every nook and cranny of America:
Photos of the Enola Gay World War II bomber, Black military pilots and the country's first female fighter pilot are among the tens of thousands of images flagged for removal by the Pentagon in an effort to eliminate references to diversity, equity and inclusion.
honest question: did they just ctrl+f for "gay" bsky.app/profile/brad ...
-- Ryan Mac (@rmac.bsky.social) March 6, 2025 at 10:06 PM
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If he was alive, Chuck Yeager (seen in "The Right Stuff') would be proud. This redneck West Virginian test pilot who broke the sound barrier did his utmost best to prevent ANY men of color from becoming astronauts in the 1960s, directly contravening JFK's desire to combine civil rights with the nascent US space program. Link: en.wikipedia.org
Um, wasn't that Tibbets' mother's name?
Don't worry. She's been removed, too.
"The marks for deletion target women and people of color the most, the AP reported, including references to the country's first Black military pilots and mentions of commemorative months, including Women's History Month."
"Pentagon spokesperson John Ullyot told the AP the department is "pleased by the rapid compliance across the Department with the directive removing DEI content," clarifying if "content is removed that is out of the clearly outlined scope of the directive, we instruct components accordingly." (Forbes reached out to the Department of Defense for further comment)."
Citation: www.forbes.com
WTF does "we instruct components accordingly" mean?
How far this nonsense has reached:
www.forbes.com
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Trump's deep obsession: Winning a Nobel Peace Prize (March 1, 2025)
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... For years, Donald Trump has been obsessed with presidential power, revenge against his enemies " and winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
Why it matters: Now Trump's administration is aggressively pushing him for a Nobel -- the obsession that has eluded him. That was a subtext to Friday's Oval Office blowup with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Does surrendering count for peace?
Carly Simon - It Was So Easy (1972)
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Lyrics excerpt ...
...
I remember a time, rompin' through the woods
Sun against our skin instead of clothes
When we felt hungry we would eat, when we felt glad we'd dance
And whenever we felt drowsy we would doze
It was so easy then, never takin' any stands
It was so easy then, holdin' hands
I remember a time when our fears could be named
And courage meant not refusing dares
I remember when we took such cares to step never on the cracks
Not only in the squares
Or else we'd be abducted by the bears
It was so easy then, never makin' any plans
It was so easy then, holdin' hands
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