Скачать или смотреть Censorship in U.S. Army Museums: Transgender Soldiers Honored Then Hidden

What happens when history collides with politics? Discover the story of transgender soldiers in the U.S. Army museum.
The U.S. Army Women’s Museum once prominently honored transgender soldiers, highlighting their unique history within the military.,In a surprising shift, the display was covered in compliance with a recent executive order on diversity and inclusion.,This experience places the museum's display as the only one of its kind amongst 30 Army museums across the country.,As officials await guidance, the display's future remains uncertain, questioning the Army's commitment to inclusivity.,The covered display featured notable figures like Captain Jennifer Peace, one of the first openly transgender Army officers.,Former Secretary of the Army Eric Fanning's 2016 memo initially affirmed the service rights of transgender soldiers.,The intention behind this executive order highlights the tension between military policy and societal change regarding inclusivity.,Transgender service members, like Commander Emily Shilling, share their struggles against stigma and exclusion in the military.
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