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Virginia Military Institute appoints an interim leader after declining to renew the contract of its first Black superintendent, Major General Cedric Wins, despite record applications and increased funding during his tenure.
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Cedric Wins led VMI to historic achievements as its first Black superintendent, boosting funding, admissions, and diversity despite facing resistance.
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