Every day brings new horrors as the president ... But the purge extends to Arlington National Cemetery, where information about Black and female Medal of Honor recipients has been erased from ...

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The victorious University of Saskatchewan women's basketball team returned to cheers and hugs from family and fans at ... It's the women's team's third national championship in program history ...

Tracing the history of Black resistance and farming, Omowale Adewale explores the intersection of veganism, food justice, and decolonization.

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In one of his first acts as president, Trump signed an executive order to get rid of all mentions of DEI from all parts of the government, including on websites. This month, the cemetery began wiping ...

As part of the DEI directive brought on by the White House, Arlington National Cemetery scrubbed the familes of Black, ...

Educational material about Black people, Latinos and women in the military have been changed on Arlington National Cemetery website.

Alfreda Masters said she finds it "unbelievable" that the webpage honoring her father's service has been taken down as a part of DEI scrubbing at the Pentagon.

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