Air Force Academy asks cadets to avoid the word "terrorist"

The Air Force Academy (USAFA) is training its cadets to "use inclusive language" that prohibits them from using male and female identifiers or calling people "terrorists," according to an official presentation from the elite military school obtained by The Washington Free Beacon.

The presentation entitled, "Diversity and Inclusion: What it is, why we care and what we can do," includes a series of exercises aimed at eradicating the use of gender pronouns and reinforcing the need for a language in which the use of gendered pronouns can be avoided. "stereotypes, prejudices and micro-aggressions are avoided." Cadets are also told to avoid words like: "You guys, terrorists and colorblind."

Cadets should only use "person-centered language," such as "people with disabilities" and not "disabled." It also guides them to "include all genders" in their interactions: "All of you, team, squads, people".

Retrieved from The Washington Free Beacon:

U.S. Air Force Academy Report. by VozMedia.

" These concepts enhance our effectiveness in warfare."

"Diversity and inclusion" goes far beyond the air force. The Navy recentlyreleased a video that instructs its officers to use the appropriate gender pronouns in the event of encountering a transgender partner. The Army also mandates gender identity training and provides officers with information on when to offer gender transition surgery to subordinates.

A USAFA spokesman told Free Beacon that at the official unveiling of the plan, cadets were given "diversity and inclusion" skills that enhance their effectiveness in warfare:

According to the spokesperson, "USAFA develops chiefs of character who can lead diverse teams of Airmen and Guardsmen in an inclusive manner to enhance innovation and win future conflicts." He also pointed out: