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Current and former enlistees and officers in nearly every branch of the armed services described a deep-rooted culture of racism and discrimination that stubbornly festers, despite repeated efforts to eradicate it.
Congress ordered Confederate names and images to be removed from military installations. But what about portraits of Lee before he joined the Confederacy?
A federal renaming commission needs to decide how to navigate West Point’s connection to the rebel general.
Initiated an honor investigation against me. another one said an african-american cadet committed an infraction, whereas a caucasian cadet committed the same infraction and received a verbal warning. and these kinds of things are documented over and over. a noose. being called the n word. these -- you know, these differences in how infractions are punished. let me finish. >> that's disgusting. >> just a moment, congressman, i let you finish. and i am not to my point, yet. >> uh-huh. >> but, you know, you see these things. and these black students, i think, what people don't realize, when they ...
Diego Martinez, 30, of Sabattus, Maine was the subject of several extraditable warrants for his failure to appear in court on illegal drug and firearm possession offenses, as well as for criminal motor vehicle offenses.