Decades of Pentagon efforts fail to stamp out bias and extremism in military, AP investigation finds
Department of Defense has adopted new rules, but racism and extremism remain an ongoing concern in the military.
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Department of Defense has adopted new rules, but racism and extremism remain an ongoing concern in the military.
In February, with the images of the violent insurrection in Washington still fresh in the minds of Americans, newly confirmed Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin took the unprecedented step of signing a memo directing commanding officers across the military to institute a one-day stand-down to address extremism within the nation’s armed forces.
In February, with the images of the violent insurrection in Washington still fresh in the minds of Americans, newly confirmed Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin took the unprecedented step of signing
In February, with the images of the violent insurrection in Washington still fresh in the minds of Americans, newly confirmed Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin took the unprecedented step of signing
An AP investigation found that despite the new rules, racism and extremism remain an ongoing concern in the military.