The article critiques Pete Hegseth's call to remove the name of Harvey Milk from a naval ship. It highlights Milk's military service and bravery as the first openly gay elected official, contrasting it with Hegseth's agenda of promoting a hetero-Christian military culture. The piece argues that Hegseth's actions reflect a deeper insecurity about his identity in a changing America, suggesting that true warriors respect and honor diversity rather than attempt to suppress it.
Hegseth's campaign to strip Harvey Milk's name reveals a fundamental insecurity about his place in a diversifying America, masked by a façade of 'warrior ethos'.
Stripping a ship's name during Pride Month while targeting trans service members shows a lack of true honor and respect for all warriors.
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