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Oklahoma Universities React To Bill Signed By Gov. Stitt That Bans Required Diversity Training


By: Anjelicia Bruton
OKLAHOMA CITY -
Colleges are speaking out about a bill that bans them from requiring their students to have diversity training. Gov. Kevin Stitt signed the bill Friday.
According to House Bill 1775, K-12 schools are prohibited from providing courses that teach a student their race or sex makes them more superior to another person's race or sex.
The bill also says students enrolled in higher education institutions should not be required to attend training that presents any form of race or sex stereotyping or a bias on the basis of race or sex.
“This bill says that we're not going to teach people that because of their race or their sex they are inherently evil for something they had nothing to do with,” Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore said.

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OU President Joseph Harroz responds to Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signing HB 1775


OU President Joseph Harroz announced in an email to the OU community Oklahoma House Bill 1775 was signed into law despite the university's “strong objection” to it.
HB 1775, originally an emergency bill regarding medical situations during high school sporting events, was rewritten into a bill implementing restrictions on certain gender and diversity theories being taught in schools.
The university and the OU Student Government Association released statements on Thursday urging Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt to veto the bill.
In the Friday email, Harroz wrote “although OU’s mandatory diversity, equity, and inclusion training does not espouse superiority of one race or sex,” the institution is impacted by the passage of the bill. 

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OU objects to HB 1775 signing, encourages voluntary diversity training participation


By Emma Keith and Reese Gorman | The Transcript
May 7, 2021
A student walks the University of Oklahoma campus.
Kyle Phillips / The Transcript
While the University of Oklahoma will comply with a newly-signed state law banning public entities from requiring students go through diversity training, the university’s president said Friday students will be encouraged to voluntarily participate in OU's diversity programs.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt on Friday signed HB 1775, a bill that prohibits higher education institutions from mandating students go through “gender or sexual diversity training” or go through any orientation “that presents any form of race or sex stereotyping or a bias on the basis of race or sex.”

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RPD announces new training program as part of reform effort


RPD announces new training program as part of reform effort
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Spectrum News Staff
Rochester
UPDATED 4:40 PM ET Apr. 28, 2021
PUBLISHED 2:01 PM ET Apr. 28, 2021
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Rochester Police Department is introducing a new training program as part of its reform effort.
The Robert E. Craig Institute for Ethical Leadership aims to address de-escalation, race relations and more.
It is a two-day training held offsite and will take place in-person and remotely.
The program is named after a former deputy chief and the current chief says it will allow other officers to follow the example he set.

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COVID-19 Caught Us All off Guard. Will Your Organization Be Ready the Next Time Chaos Strikes?


COVID-19 Caught Us All off Guard. Will Your Organization Be Ready the Next Time Chaos Strikes?
The pandemic threw us all for a loop. But Diana Hendel, PharmD, and Mark Goulston, MD, say there are plenty of other potential disruptions around the corner. Here are six ways to prepare.
 
Nashville, TN (April 2021)—When COVID-19 shook our world to its foundations a year ago, organizations had to reinvent themselves overnight. Supply chains faltered, consumer behaviors shifted drastically, and workers either moved home or had to navigate a maze of safety protocols. Leaders and employees alike had to scramble to adapt to the “new normal” of work and life, and it was beyond stressful—it moved us into trauma territory.

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The Righteous Road to Ruin

The Righteous Road to Ruin
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Marine Corps Rolls Out New Nursing Shirt, Maternity Dress Blue Items


Marine Corps Rolls Out New Nursing Shirt, Maternity Dress Blue Items
Emily Madden, a U.S. Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center clothing designer supporting Marine Corps Systems Command, demonstrates a prototype version of the modified maternity nursing shirt on Maj. Elena N. Vallely, March 4, 2021, aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. (Tonya Smith/U.S. Marine Corps)
9 Apr 2021
The complaints of expectant Marines have finally been heard.
The Marine Corps is releasing the start of a series of new uniform items designed to be more useful and better-fitting for pregnant and nursing Marines, officials said this week.
New items, including maternity and nursing undershirts and a service uniform blouse with adjustable side tabs, will be available for purchase at Marine Corps Exchanges starting this month, Marine Corps Systems Command, or MCSC, officials said in a Wednesday release. Other maternity uniform components, including PT shorts, dress blue skirt and pants, and possibly a dress blue jacket, are also on the way, officials said. 

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New Marine Corps maternity uniforms: designed by women, for women > United States Marine Corps Flagship > News Display


QUANTICO, Va. --
The Marine Corps is improving many facets of maternity uniforms to meet the needs of all Marines.
In April, Marine Corps Systems Command will begin releasing a series of modifications to the service, dress, combat and physical training maternity uniform items to address capability gaps involving fit, comfort and appearance.
The efforts include improvements to existing uniforms and the development of new clothing items. The enhanced maternity uniforms incorporate clothing attributes reflective of innovative commercial industry technology in design and fabric development.
This multiphase project exemplifies the Marine Corps’ investment in equipping Marines with comfortable, effective clothing as well as their dedication to supporting the recruitment and retention of Marines—an objective featured in 38th Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger’s Commandant’s Planning Guidance.

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Volcker Alliance Will Host Panel on the Legacy of President Jimmy Carter

Volcker Alliance Will Host Panel on the Legacy of President Jimmy Carter
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Naval Academy language and cultures professor awarded academy civilian service award

Fujimura received the academy’s 2021 Civilian Faculty Service Excellence Award, which she sees as the institution recognizing the work she has done to bring an anthropological perspective to the academy.

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