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Feb 1, 2025 Department of Defense Education Activity banned instruction on race and gender, ordered book removals, and canceled cultural observances in 161 military schools Tier 1 · Primary Information, Memory and Manipulation

A sweeping censorship regime affecting 67,000 military-family students eliminated content about women, minorities, and LGBTQ people from curricula and school libraries.

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  • Department of Defense Education Activity bans instruction about race and gender — In February 2025, the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), which runs a network of 161 primary and secondary schools, released a memo instructing educators to stop teaching "resources potentially related to gender ideology and discriminatory equity ideology that are under the operational compliance review." The memo stated it was to "ensure compliance with executive orders." DoDEA schools were also instructed to remove books "potentially related to gender ideology or discriminatory equity ideology" and cancel cultural awareness activities, including Black History Month.
  • Department of Defense imposes censorship on military schools — The Department of Defense (DoD) has implemented a censorship regime across its 161 primary and secondary schools, as detailed in a February 7 memo from the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). This directive, purportedly to comply with President Trump's executive orders, eliminates content acknowledging contributions of women, minorities, and LGBTQ people. It cancels cultural awareness events and mandates the removal of related materials from school libraries and curriculums, affecting 67,000 students in military families. The memo has led to the removal of books and the alteration of curriculums to exclude topics related to gender and racial equity.
  • DoDEA schools ordered to alter curriculums — The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) has instructed its schools to alter curriculums to comply with President Trump's executive orders. Educators are directed to stop teaching materials related to "gender ideology and discriminatory equity ideology." Prohibited materials include chapters on gender and sexuality in AP Psychology, Black History Month content, and lessons on immigration. The guidance also restricts access to books like "Becoming Nicole," affecting the educational content available to students.
  • Military schools ordered to remove specific books — Following a February 7 memo, military school librarians and teachers have been instructed to remove books related to "gender ideology or discriminatory equity ideology" from libraries. The directive affects DoDEA schools worldwide, with a deadline of March 3 for reviewing such books. Titles already removed include "Hillbilly Elegy," "Brave New World," and "An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States." A subsequent memo on February 10 informed parents of additional titles pending review, including books about Ruth Bader Ginsburg and a young girl accepting her freckles.
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Jan 31, 2025 Trump administration ordered removal of public health information on contraception, HIV, gender-affirming care, and social vulnerability from CDC and other agency websites Corroborated Information, Memory and Manipulation

Stripping public health resources from federal websites in response to executive orders limits access to information relied on by healthcare providers and researchers.

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  • Trump administration orders removal of public health information — The Trump administration has issued executive orders directing federal agencies, including the CDC, to remove resources related to contraception, gender-affirming care, STIs, and HIV from their websites. This action has led to the disappearance or reduction of critical public health information, affecting resources like the Youth Risk Behavior Survey and the Social Vulnerability Index. The removal of these resources has sparked concerns among health professionals and researchers about the impact on public health and scientific research.
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