Given how everything today offends someone, how are they ever going to agree on replacing the things that cause our modern day warriors to seek a safe space?
Air Force Brass Order Removal of All Offensive, Non-Inclusive Patches, Mottos and Emblems (yahoo.com)
Commanders have until Feb. 21 to review their units' emblems, morale patches, mottos, nicknames, coins and other heraldry and insignia and remove any that are racist, sexist or derogatory, the Air Force announced Tuesday.
Starting at the squadron level and moving up, commanders must abolish symbols that are derogatory "to any race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, age or disability status to ensure an inclusive and professional environment," according to a memo from Air Force Chief of Staff
Last year, the Air Force announced it had removed all "male-only references" in its official song, known as "Wild Blue Yonder," which is traditionally sung before service events.
The memo on symbols comes the same week as the service's latest initiative to track lesser disciplinary actions by demographic to ensure impartiality.
The service said Wednesday that it will collect data on how airmen and Space Force guardians who receive administrative counseling, admonishments or reprimands are treated, including a comparison based on rank, age, gender, race and ethnicity.
Air Force Brass Order Removal of All Offensive, Non-Inclusive Patches, Mottos and Emblems (yahoo.com)