NASA removed from its website two graphic soap operas on Callie Rodriguez, the first (fictitious) woman walking on the moon, in an action that is in apparent alignment with the Trump administration’s anti-dei position.
Administration Trump is not a fan of Dei – Policies of diversity, equity and inclusion, which usually promote the fair treatment of people from all origins.
On the first day of the second term of the new US president, the White House called “illegal and immoral“Dei programs, and stated that the government is” committed to serving all people with equal dignity and respect. “
In what seems to be a alignment with the anti-dei position From the Trump administration, NASA removed two graphic novels about a fictional astronaut called Callie Rodriguezthe first woman (fictional) walking on the moon.
The two soap operas, “First Woman: NASA’s promise to humanity ”and“ First Woman: expanding our universe ”, however, are still on the independent site NASA Watch – And probably on other websites outside, which do not risk being canceled.
“The sanitization brigade I gave NASA seems to be guiding by my posts to help them erase things,” he says Keith CowingNASA Watch chronicler.
The US Space Agency website still has some pages with the graphic and series soap operas, but the soap opera’s main page with the message “The cosmic object that seeks disappeared beyond the horizon of events“.
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NASA’s life has been turbulent under the Trump administration, note o. In January, NASA decided to end its diversity programs and, last month, said its employees that they could no longer present themselves with pronouns on your online profiles.
A few days ago, the agency terminated $ 420 million in contractsfollowing instructions from the Department of Government Efficiency (Doge), which has been reduce the number of staff In the federal government since its inception, by executive order issued on the first day of Trump’s mandate.
It remains to be known to what extent doge, under the leadership of Elon Musk -Coincidence, founder and CEO of Spacex-will go from the iconic US space agency.
Indeed, more worrying than the disappearance of Callie Rodriguez’s soap operas, it is the possibility – until recently unthinkable – that one day also NASA itself Disappear beyond the horizon of events.
