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MAGA?If MAGA had been around then, they would have boycotted his games.
More like MBWA.
Make Baseball White Again.
they were around, called themselves Dixiecrats.
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MAGA?If MAGA had been around then, they would have boycotted his games.
That is exactly the problem with this DEI purge in the military.You do realize that some of these removals are mistakes, right. Like the Enola Gay, that just got caught up in their filter. Someone wasn't trying to ban the Enola Gay.
I respect your right to have that opinion!What I realize is that none of this should be happening.
for once, I agree with you,
Jackie wasn't hired because of his skin color; he was hired because of his talent.
If MAGA had been around then, they would have boycotted his games.
That is exactly the problem with this DEI purge in the military.
They just do word searches for black, gay, Hispanic, diversity…
They purge the document first….ask questions later
Really?!?? How much did she make?
Which is perfectly fine. This is what open government and free speech is all about. If they inadvertently delete a tribute to Jackie Robinson as an unintended consequence of ending DEI, it isn't going to affect military readiness in a negative way nearly as much as promoting people because their skin color is that of people who have not historically been successful, or putting a trannie in command of an infantry company, or not allowing women in the military who are not willing to shower with males.That is exactly the problem with this DEI purge in the military.
They just do word searches for black, gay, Hispanic, diversity…
They purge the document first….ask questions later
Simple minded people believe what they want or only what they can see. You BELIEVE Jackie Robinson was hired for his talent ONLY BECAUSE you can see the evidence of his talent.he was hired for his talent. so no, he wasn't a DEI. You just educated yourself on the difference.
I'm pretty sure they know that they are which is why they love him.When are people going to realize trump and crew are flaming racist?
Oh my gosh, he's not being exploited, he along with many others were features on a website that told the stories of those who served who are in sports.Correct which is why he shouldn’t be exploited and used by Dem admins on govt websites
True. Jackie Robinson was meritocracy. Blacks in most sports and music are so. In other fields they would be almost totally absent without DEI.In the quest to establish the new "woke culture" the Defense Department actually removed the history of Jaackie Robinson from its website. After much clamor, they decided to restore it. Jackie Robinson is not DEI. What some claim DEI is isn't DEI. It's time this overt nonsense ended.
Defense Department Webpage on Jackie Robinson Goes Down, Then Returns amid Diversity Purge
A Department of Defense webpage describing baseball and civil rights icon Jackie Robinson's military service was restored Wednesday after it was missing earlier in the day.
That development came after pages honoring a Black Medal of Honor winner and Japanese American service members were taken down — the Pentagon said that was a mistake — amid the department's campaign to strip out content singling out the contributions by women and minority groups, which the Trump administration considers “DEI.”
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Defense Department Webpage on Jackie Robinson Goes Down, Then Returns amid Diversity Purge
The page on Robinson includes biographical information about his Army service during World War II, which occurred prior to his famously breaking baseball's color barrier in 1947 with the Brooklyn Dodgers.www.military.com
Mostly men, so you wouldn't understand.As hard as many of the trump people try, their racist tendencies sometime just slip out. I don't understand how a black person could vote for tump? But many did....
Do you want to take a guess as to why these mistakes are being made?You do realize that some of these removals are mistakes, right. Like the Enola Gay, that just got caught up in their filter. Someone wasn't trying to ban the Enola Gay.
No he's right. Best practices in doing a modification to published webpages, or heck any task undertaken really, requires that you TEST your work before publishing.I respect your right to have that opinion!
WOW, you couldn't be more wrong. And their work is shoddy as hell, starting with their algorithm for determining which sites are "DEI" and should be removed.Which is perfectly fine. This is what open government and free speech is all about.
Oh my gosh, you just said what white racists think and do, out loud.I agree, that's a half assed approach. Valid in intention, but horrible in implementation.
The Military relies on Diversity more today than at any time.Which is perfectly fine. This is what open government and free speech is all about. If they inadvertently delete a tribute to Jackie Robinson as an unintended consequence of ending DEI, it isn't going to affect military readiness in a negative way nearly as much as promoting people because their skin color is that of people who have not historically been successful, or putting a trannie in command of an infantry company, or not allowing women in the military who are not willing to shower with males.
Someone will notice Jackie Robinson not being on the website (open government) and throw a fit (the now being restored freedom of speech). Then the military can make a rational decision on whether to put him back. EIther way, no harm, no foul.
Because they fed an algorithm into a computer and it spit out a bunch of stuff, and they just didn't look at it well enough to cull out things that shouldn't be in there?Do you want to take a guess as to why these mistakes are being made?
Simple minded people believe what they want or only what they can see. You BELIEVE Jackie Robinson was hired for his talent ONLY BECAUSE you can see the evidence of his talent.
In absence of anything tangible, white racists default to
IF Black THEN Automatically not qualified for the position(s) obtained --> BECAUSE of DEI
If there were no such thing as DEI you would still default to this ignorant position because if you don't see the evidence of talent, skill or accomplishments, then this is the erroneous conclusion most often drawn
IF Black THEN Automatically not qualified for the position(s)
If it's not something tangible, that you can see, small minds can't help but default to this same erroneous conclusion, right?
So how do you think Jackie Robinson's webpage, allegedly "by mistake", get deleted in the first place?
While I will readily admit, I don't know why, I would bet my decades of experience in IT on the fact that they're hunting down and removing anything that applies to Black people and it matters not to them whether their accomplishments were achieved prior to the executive order that essentially allowed the creation of DEI initiatives or if they were accomplished afterwards.