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1 month ago | indianagazette.com | Ben Finley |Ben Finley -

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1 month ago | thederrick.com | Ben Finley |Ben Finley -

FILE - Virginia Military Institute Superintendent, Cedric T. Wins, addresses the class of 2021 during a change of command parade and ceremony on the parade grounds at the school in Lexington, Va., Friday, May 14, 2021. Steve Helber - AP The first Black superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute says his forced departure by the board stems from bias, ideology and politics in the wake of diversity efforts rather than his job performance.

1 month ago | goshennews.com | Ben Finley |Ben Finley -

The first Black superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute says his forced departure by the board stems from bias, ideology and politics in the wake of diversity efforts rather than his job performance. In his first statement since the board voted against renewing his contract, retired Army Maj. Gen. Cedric T.

1 month ago | kdhnews.com | Ben Finley |Ben Finley -

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1 month ago | thetimestribune.com | Ben Finley |Ben Finley -

The first Black superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute says his forced departure by the board stems from bias, ideology and politics in the wake of diversity efforts rather than his job performance. In his first statement since the board voted against renewing his contract, retired Army Maj. Gen. Cedric T.