Military Drops Recruiting Efforts at Prestigious Black Engineering Awards Event [Archive]

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02-11-2025, 01:50 PM

One active-duty general described the decision as "f---ing racist."
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Whitey Ford

02-12-2025, 10:47 PM

There is no such thing as a prestigious black engineering event. Just a DEI tardfest featuring artificially high graded niggers!

Until this week, Army Recruiting Command had a long-standing public partnership with the Black Engineer of the Year Awards, or BEYA, an annual conference that draws students, academics and professionals in science, technology, engineering and math, also known as STEM.

The event, which takes place in Baltimore, has historically been a key venue for the Pentagon to recruit talent, including awarding Reserve Officers’ Training Corps scholarships and pitching military service to rising engineers. Past BEYA events have included the Army chief of staff and the defense secretary.

“This is one of the most talent-dense events we do,” one Army recruiter told Military.com on the condition that their name not be used. “Our footprint there has always been significant. We need the talent.”

The services cited concerns that participation in the predominantly Black event could run afoul of Trump’s orders and the Pentagon’s intensifying push to erase diversity efforts in the military, according to multiple sources familiar with the decision. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Jan. 31 ordered that Black History Month, Women’s History Month and others were officially “dead” and that the military would no longer mark them.