An Army captain balances pride for the history of Black soldiers and despair over Confederate names being restored on military bases.

This paper uses a collection of 393 Government documents, titled ‘A Safer Sweden’, published between 2013 and 2021 to analyze how narratives about crime and immigration shape the boundaries of acceptable punishment and national identity.

CPT Jack Lowe, operations officer assigned to 53rd Movement Control Battalion, 593rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command, speaks on the commemoration of 9/11 held alongside Polish firefighters and Soldiers on Forward Operating Site Powidz.

The following is my half of the Keynote Remarks on King and the radical revolution of values that Ashley and I delivered at Waynesburg University’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King Day Convocation in Robert’s Chapel on January 16, 2024.

Georgetown Law’s Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection Submits Amicus Brief on Behalf of West Point Graduates Attesting that Diversity in West Point Admissions Makes the Army Stronger and Saves Soldiers’ Lives

A review of DoD failures to fight extremism, history of white nationalist activity, developed from a database cataloguing over 400 white nationalist incidents among veterans and active service members, and recommendations for future policy solutions.

This proposal envisions a West Point that trains Officers for the challenges of leading in a diverse Army by enforcing zero tolerance for racism, educating in anti-racism, replacing Confederate icons, and valuing Black Cadets in an inclusive space.

Watch The Yard interviewed sociology major Jack Lowe, Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi’s Kappa Mu Chapter at West Point. At 21, Lowe uses his leadership to improve student life and serve his community while preparing for his future in the digital age.