CD Media contacted the Department of Defense (DOD) regarding an article in Breitbart News earlier in the week which described feminist propaganda cadets were forced to watch, along with discussions on 'toxic masculinity'. Cadets were also alleged to have been urged by a speaker during the day's propaganda activities to raise a fist in a classic 'black power' salute and shout 'Fight the Power!'
Here is the Breitbart article.
Woke West Point Curriculum Denounces ‘Toxic Masculinity’
DOD Public Affairs refused to comment on the situation, even after specifically being asking about cadets being forced to watch specific feminist films and other culturally Marxist activities. Public Affairs referred us to regulations on political activities for military members.
A Facebook page for service academy grads who are disturbed by what is happening can be joined here.
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While waiting to be seated in the primary amphitheater, in the Plaza, you will
also enjoy varied actors performing energetic and nostalgic musical numbers.
Geneva Steel used to be the main business in Orem, however has been closed due to the foreign competitors and better labor costs.
The Horse Canyon mine, south of Columbia, was opened in 1942 by the Columbia Steel Company
for the government to furnish coal for the by-product coke plant of the Geneva Steel Company.
As well as the Utah Vanadium Corporation continued its Yellow Cat Wash operations, with the United States Company producing
ore form Dry Valley, forty miles southeast of Moab.
Despite shipments of manganese ore from the La Sal District by the
then Colorado Fuel & Iron Company as early as in 1901,
the manganese trade in Utah has been largely one among wartime activity.
Some arsenic is contained in Utah ores, notably within the Tintic
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