West Point’s move to rename and “disguise” its controversial diversity program was hit with a lawsuit Wednesday. The military’s larger DEI campaign is coming under fire now that President-elect Donald Trump has nominated a Defense secretary who wants to end the efforts.
Continuing a long campaign to call out and halt so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in the military, Judicial Watch sued for details about West Point’s shift.
The Army officers college in New York this summer rebranded its Diversity, Inclusion and Equal Opportunity office to “Office of Engagement and Retention.”
When compared, there is little other change in the programs other than the shift to a less transparent name, according to Judicial Watch.
“It seems games are afoot at West Point to disguise its radical DEI agenda,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said.