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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I found this page in like 5 seconds: https://www.defense.gov/News/Feature-Stories/Story/Article/2490361/sports-heroes-who-served-baseball-great-jackie-robinson-was-wwii-soldier/ Military website. About Jackie Robinson. And his military service.[/quote] The news article to which the OP links notes that the page was reinstated this afternoon. [/quote] So then it hasn't been wiped, has it? [/quote] Nope. Nor has any information about the Tuskegee Soldiers or the Enola Gay. They were taken out by mistake initially and then replaced. But sure, let's all "vomit" just to show our outrage. :roll: [/quote] There are many examples of images of POC being removed from government spaces. This is literally what you wanted. [/quote] No, there are not. And if they were mistakenly removed, they have been reinstated. But please do keep up the hysteria and hyperbole.[/quote] How could this possibly have been a mistake? How was removing women and minorities from the NSA museum a "mistake?" There should have been many, many people who saw the "mistake" before it happened and been able to say "wait, you're about to 'accidentally' do something!" So the fact that these things keep happening tells me they are not mistakes but are actually intentional. Like the AI that "mistakenly" removed Navajo talkers from the DOD website because it included the word "Navajo." Someone (a person) had to tell the AI to remove anything with the word "Navajo." That makes it intentional, not a "mistake."[/quote]
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