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The report on Virginia Military Institute poses one big question: Can an institution that has “traditionally been run by white men, for men” change parts of its culture — the

THURSDAY-- The Virginia Military Institute's Board of Visitors met yesterday to consider the recommendation of the Commonwealth of Virginia's audit of VMI's diversity, equity and inclusion practices.

Following a scathing report detailing accusations of racism and sexism at Virginia Military Institute, leaders are already taking steps to address it.

Report on race, gender at VMI paints unflattering picture of culture on the post Published Tuesday, Jun. 1, 2021, 4:31 pm Join AFPs 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes and Spotify News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com (© Travel_Bug – stock.adobe.com) The final report from the investigation into the culture and practices at Virginia Military Institute is in, and it’s damning. “VMI must ackno...

LEXINGTON, Va. – What’s been months in the making is now complete. On Tuesday, Barnes & Thornburg LLP released the final report from its special investigation team regarding the equity audit and investigation of racism at Virginia Military Institute. “This investigation found that institutional racism and sexism are present, tolerated, and left unaddressed at VMI,” according to page 8 of the report. While the report does not recommend that any of VMI’s core policies, practices and tra...

A probe into the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) found that the school fosters "a racist and sexist culture," according to a copy of the probe's finding obtained by 

Racial, Gender Inequities Troublesome At VMI: Investigation - Richmond, VA - A five-month probe ordered by Gov. Ralph Northam shows Virginia Military Institute often fails to properly address sexual assault, racism.

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