Trump’s Pentagon Just Canceled the Enola Gay—Because "Gay" is Too Woke

Trump’s Pentagon Just Canceled the Enola Gay—Because "Gay" is Too Woke

Yes, you read that right. Donald Trump’s Pentagon has officially banned any mention of the Enola Gay—the aircraft that dropped the atomic bomb on Japan—because the word "gay" is too woke for his administration.

And that’s just the beginning.

According to The Associated Press, Trump’s Pentagon has purged 26,000 historical photos for being "too woke"—which apparently means they support civil rights or acknowledge the existence of women and minorities.

What’s Been Erased?

🚫 A photo of Marina Hierl, the first woman to pass Marine infantry training (because celebrating her "for being a woman" is now forbidden).

🚫 Any mention of the Tuskegee Airmen, the legendary Black WWII pilots (previously banned, then reversed after backlash).

🚫 All references to commemorative months for Black, Hispanic, and women’s history.

🚫 Any documentation of military milestones achieved by women and minorities.

The Bigger Picture: A War on Civil Rights

Trump calls it fighting "DEI", but it’s really a blatant attempt to erase diversity from U.S. history. His White House is now threatening Georgetown Law School over its civil rights curriculum, claiming it teaches too much about racial equality—which, apparently, is now illegal.

First, it was the Tuskegee Airmen. Now, it’s the literal plane that dropped the nuclear bomb—all because of a word in its name. If this keeps up, don’t be surprised if they start rewriting history books to make sure America was always run by rich white men and nothing else.

This isn’t about "DEI." It’s about deleting history that makes Trump uncomfortable.