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Service academies are meant to train future military officers, and their classes should reflect that mission. This means focusing on skills and knowledge relevant to defense rather than other topics.
There has been pushback against classes like 'Diversity and Inclusion Studies' in military academies, which some view as unnecessary or indoctrination rather than practical education.
Life at service academies is very different from civilian college experiences, with strict rules and a heavy emphasis on discipline and military training.

Oklahoma appointed a controversial right-wing figure to influence school library policies.
The figure lacks qualifications in education or library sciences.
The state superintendent's past actions, including mismanagement of COVID relief funds, raise concerns about his leadership.

Pronouns in communication are important and not subjective.
Social and emotional learning can be a way to introduce controversial theories in schools.
There is a push to reform higher education due to issues like racism and administrative bloat.

Recent events in Florida and North Carolina have highlighted threats to academic freedom, as politicians accuse faculty of indoctrinating students.
The weakening of educational materials in subjects like African American studies sets a dangerous precedent for applying political pressure and limiting academic content.
Challenges to academic freedom in areas like Black history can have ripple effects on other scientific topics like climate change and health issues, impacting the quality of education.

Elections are vulnerable to manipulation through search engine rankings, influencing undecided voters significantly.
Google's extensive surveillance through various platforms raises privacy concerns, including features like microphones in smart devices.
Google's dominance in online platforms allows for manipulation, censorship, and bias in content dissemination, impacting political campaigns, elections, and public opinions.

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