Dear John,

Virginia Military Institute just forced out its superintendent, Cedric Wins.

That’s not a coincidence. Accuracy in Media helped make it happen.

For years, Wins let VMI be infected by the radical Left’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion agenda.

Under his leadership, the school abandoned its proud traditions, embraced identity politics, and even hired Philip Crane—a radical Columbia graduate who refused to apologize for blaming America and Israel for the October 7 Hamas attacks.

Accuracy in Media had to step in.

While others sat back and complained, AIM went straight at them:

We exposed VMI’s leadership for hiring radical activists.
We sent mobile billboards to campus, confronting them in front of parents, alumni, and donors.
We forced the issue into the media so they couldn’t ignore it.
We used our activist network to send 34,000 emails demanding accountability.

And then? VMI caved. Wins was forced out.

This is exactly why Accuracy in Media exists.

Change doesn’t happen on its own. Investigations reveal the truth. Confrontations demand accountability. When bad actors try to look the other way, relentless pressure forces them to act.

But this fight isn’t over.

Wins is gone, but the rot inside VMI—and in so many schools across the country—remains. There are dozens of institutions pushing radical DEI policies, and no one else is holding them accountable.

That’s why AIM needs you.

If you want to see more victories like this, I need your support today.

I have the strategy, the team, and the track record to win these battles. But I need the resources to take on the next fight.

Will you make a contribution of $15, $30, or even $150 today?

Your support allows us to move fast, apply pressure, and force accountability.

VMI caved because I had the resources to take action. If you and I want more victories, I need to keep that momentum going.

Thank you in advance,

Adam Guillette

President

Accuracy in Media