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The U.S. Naval Academy has taken a significant step toward eliminating politically motivated content by removing nearly 400 books from its library that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

Officials for the Annapolis, Md., school were instructed to review the library late last week, though it is unclear if the directive came straight from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.