Military Drops Recruiting Efforts at Prestigious Black Engineering Awards Event

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Military Drops Recruiting Efforts at Prestigious Black Engineering Awards Event

Until this week, Army Recruiting Command had a 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.

www.military.com

 

[RedCloakBlackWraithe]

good. not ur fight blackman....

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Gotta be brief, no orders from a chief
Hot butter on what, say what, the popcorn

 

[Buddy]

On one end, I don't want that life for us but everybody ain't fit for college. Military can provide a trade. Plus, I see the way my pops is eatin off his veteran benefits and

 

[BaggerofTea]

good. not ur fight blackman....

this what people say when they have no idea about white people and how they work.

military service is considered a vestige of honor in anglo military tradition, particularly the officer class.


recruiters will still target poor blacks for non com roles but they want to pivot the officer representation to 100 percent whites.


Sleep on the military at your own peril.

The military provides housing, food, skillset and opportunity if you take advantage of it.


The black man pays taxes to this military, its our fight (perhaps not yours)

 

[IIVI]

They got the minorities to fight for them. Mexicans are the fastest growing group in the military. They already make up about 20% of those in active duty and growing. They know after these ICE raids more kids will be joining.

If this administration wants to limit military options to Black folks they’re not doing it with good intentions though.

 

[Brolic]

good. not ur fight blackman....

This isn’t good for black people.
Black men with engineering degrees aren’t gonna be on the front line. And military experience usually helps get you a job in the government or the private sector.

 

[RedCloakBlackWraithe]

This isn’t good for black people.
Black men with engineering degrees aren’t gonna be on the front line. And military experience usually helps get you a job in the government or the private sector.

I agree with @BaggerofTea and his nuanced point.