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Fox News confirmed that West Point has disbanded many identity-based clubs at the Military Academy to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive orders and the guidance of the new Pentagon.
Some clubs that the university no longer approves include the Asia Pacific Forum, the Korean-American Relations Seminar, the Latin Culture Club, the National Black Engineers Club and the Women’s Engineers Association Club.
The U.S. Military Academy Communications Office said the club was disbanded because it belongs to the DEI office.
“Under recent guidance, the U.S. Military Academy is reviewing programs and activities related to our former Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion,” the office told Fox News Digital in a statement. “The club that dissolved yesterday was made by the office. Sponsored.”
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West Point has disbanded many of the university’s identity-based clubs to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order and the guidance of the new Pentagon. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
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According to the memo, more than a dozen clubs were disbanded, while activities at other clubs were suspended until the Cadet Event Bureau could review and re-verify their identity.
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Some clubs that the university no longer approves include the Asia Pacific Forum, the Korean-American Relations Seminar and the Latin Culture Club. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, file)
“Over one hundred clubs remain at the U.S. Military Academy, and our leadership will continue to provide cadets with opportunities to pursue their academic, military and physical health benefits while following Army policy, directives and guidance.”
The memorandum is circulated around the university and verified by Fox News Digital, he said such clubs are no longer allowed to “use government time, resources or facilities.”
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Last year, the Supreme Court removed the admission policy based on race and gender in colleges, but left carvings for military institutions such as Western Point. Later, it rejected the exceptional challenge to the Military Academy, allowing their affirmative action plan to move forward.
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Dei's practices were “incompatible” with the Department of Defense values and directed the Pentagon to stop celebrating “Identity” month, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth wrote in a memo late last month. For example, Black History Month and Pride Month.