As our colleges and universities have watered down their content over the years to make room for fluff courses and politicized junk, foreign language requirements have largely been abandoned. Is that a problem?

In today’s Martin Center article, Veronica Bryant argues that it is.

In recent years, however, the federal government is suffering from a shortage of language experts. In 2020, the Council on Foreign Relations reported that 15% of language-designated positions overseas were vacant and 24% filled by........

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