"What Are You Reading?": A Deep Dive Into Military Professional Reading Lists

Reading lists issued by military commanders is nothing new, but what may be new is the shift away from subjects related to winning wars and battles to books about sociology to subjects like Critical Race Theory, anti-racism, and managing bureaucracies.

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