WHERE I STAND: Demeaning Diversity In Our Ranks - June 10, 2026

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The message that diversity and inclusion are somehow bad things to the Pentagon’s new decision makers isn’t being lost on those who serve. Going back to the Revolution and the Civil War, military service for Black Americans has been a powerful symbol of their commitment to a country that has not always shown a commitment to them. From the Tuskegee Airmen to many of today's top brass, Richard explores the enduring discrimination that plaques our country.

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