US EditionNaval Academy Removes Nearly 400 Books from Library Following DEI Directive from Hegseth's Office
- The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis has removed nearly 400 books from its library to comply with directives from the Trump administration regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion content.
- This action follows President Donald Trump's executive orders aimed at eliminating DEI initiatives across federal agencies.
- The Academy announced it would no longer consider race, ethnicity, or sex in admissions to align with Trump's directives.
- A Navy spokesperson confirmed the action was taken to ensure compliance with the President's orders.
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth visited the Naval Academy Tuesday for the first time since his confirmation in January. The trip to Annapolis came after the military academy reportedly reviewed and removed hundreds of books that promote diversity, equity and inclusion. On Monday, the Naval Academy began removing nearly 400 books and finished before Hegseth arrived, according to the Associated Press. The visit was previously planned and was not…
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