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No, Racial Preferences In The Military Don’t Improve National Security

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Mar 3, 2023

No, Racial Preferences In The Military Don’t Improve National Security

U.S. Army sitting in a roomRacial preferences compromise combat effectiveness, dilute merit, and are unfair.

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