Diversity Training

[Gregory Matthews]

It seems that in the current political climate issues of Diversity are being given publicity.   I have a strong background in exactly what is being talked about today.  I went through the basic training given to all Army Chaplains.  That class also had Betty Pace as a student who was the 2nd female chaplain in the Army.  Decades later I remain angry at what I saw her experience.  At the link below, my thoughts on her experience have been published.   Note:  On the following website, my posts is the 2^nd one published.

 

 

https://www.mykeeper.com/ChaplainMajorRetBettyWPace

Chaplain (Major-Ret) Betty Pace Obituary | Keeper Memorials Chaplain (Major-Ret) Betty W Pace. August 5th, 1936 - December 17th, 2021 www.mykeeper.com

 

That time in my life was part of the foundation for my involvement in Diversity training.  That included such during the time I was on the faculty of the Army Chaplain School.  It led to a later time of training Enlisted members of the Chaplain Team, who were serving in Europe and the United States.   And at a later time to working of a team who  together trained some 1,000 employes of the VA.  NOTE:  If you do not know where I am coming from, I consider Diversity Training to be an important part of Labor Relations.