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Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, elevated diversity to a “strategic imperative” during his tenure as chief of naval operations. Academy leaders, on their official Web site, call diversity “our highest personnel priority.”

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The U.S. Naval Academy has agreed to a legal settlement with a dissident faculty member after a federal investigation found evidence that it had illegally denied him a merit-pay increase to punish him for his public criticism of its affirmative-action policies.

the Office of Special Counsel alleged that top Naval Academy officials had denied him a raise recommended by his immediate supervisor, and that they had done so in retaliation for his public assertions that the institution's race-conscious admissions policies were so heavy-handed that they probably violated federal civil-rights laws.

http://chronicle.com/article/Investigators-Say-Naval/126064/

[jazusamo]

Yes and thanks. I mentioned Gen. Casey because of the diversity remarks he made publicly right after the Ft. Hood murders by this muslim terrorist. Casey’s remarks were extremely inappropriate.