AFRO American Newspapers3d
Black general fired for daring to fix military school’s racism
Virginia Military Institute Superintendent Cedric T. Wins faces backlash for pushing for change at the institution. His ...
Richmond Times-Dispatch1dOpinion
Commentary: The injustice at VMI will reverberate beyond Wins' ouster
Despite being criticized as “woke,” Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins sought to make minorities and women feel valued and equal as cadets ...
Virginia Mercury6d
‘Partisan choice’: VMI superintendent responds after vote not to extend contract
The Virginia Military Institute’s (VMI) first Black superintendent, Ret. Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins, says “partisan politics” ...
VMI's first Black superintendent says ouster is based on politics, not job performance
The first Black superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute says his forced departure by the board stems from bias, ...
The Central Virginian17h
Local VMI cadet visits the White House
Ten Virginia Military Institute cadets and three history professors embarked on a three-day visit to Washington, D.C., and ...
VMI leader blames ‘bias’ and ‘ideology’ for vote not to extend contract
VMI superintendent Cedric T. Wins blamed partisanship for a recent decision by the school’s governing board not to renew his ...
First Black Superintendent At Virginia Military Institute Denied Contract Extension By Board
The VMI Board of Visitors has been dealing with conflict on campus over whether or not to renew Superintendent Wins' contract ...
The Associated Press on MSN11d
VMI board opted out of extending first Black superintendent’s contract
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins will step down in June from his post as the first Black superintendent of the Virginia ...
Richmond Times-Dispatch6d
VMI superintendent accuses board of bias in his ouster
"My tenure will end because bias, emotion, and ideology rather than sound judgment swayed the board," Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins ...
WRIC ABC 8News6d
VMI’s first Black superintendent says ‘bias, emotion and ideology’ kept board from extending his contract
The first Black superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) is weighing in after VMI’s Board of Visitors declined to extend his contract. In a lengthy statement, he accused the ...