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Democrat Adams Calls DeSantis's Bill "Political Showmanship, Attempting To Demonize A Particular Group"
The report indicates Adams invited Floridians to New York, if they have any objections to DeSantis's bill.
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The report indicates Adams invited Floridians to New York, if they have any objections to DeSantis's bill.
Republicans used a last-minute legislative maneuver to slip language that could lead to banning transgenders from playing on girls' teams.
It's determined 2 days after thousands of Florida college students, faculty members received surveys on political and ideological leanings.
So-called college free-speech zones could soon be nothing but a memory in Georgia after the Senate passed a bill Monday.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump has been hired to represent the father of the late Tyre Sampson, the 14-year-old boy who fell to his death.
"Because DeSantis said it, doesn’t mean it’s true,” an LGBTQ advocate said. "Do not take DeSantis at his word. He's absolutely incorrect."
The U.S. House passed a bill on a bipartisan 232-193 vote that would limit the price of insulin; 15 Florida Republicans voted against it.
Statewide LGBTQ advocacy group Equality Florida filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against Gov. Ron DeSantis and state education officials.
"Florida has repeatedly sought to make voting tougher for Black voters," Judge Walker stated, adding "three times is a pattern."
A teen's fatal fall at an amusement park sparked a senator to urge Florida Agriculture Commissioner Fried to permanently shut the ride down.
Two new women members of Florida's State Board of Education made their debuts Wednesday, revealing a conservative to far-right bent.
A federal face mask mandate for public transportation hubs is set to expire in less than a month.
"It's another authoritarian play to rig our democracy -- shameful," Crist, a Democrat, said. The plan diminishes Black voting power.
After asking a federal trial judge for the recusal, voting-rights advocates moved to drop House and Senate leaders from the case.
The bill has drawn national condemnation, the report states; the U.S. Dept. of Education will be on the lookout for civil rights violations.
An openly gay state legislator is warning that Florida's “Don't Say Gay” legislation could force teachers out of the classroom.
The group Equality Florida tweets out that DeSantis "continues his censorship and surveillance agenda," and deprives students of materials.
Three women during the Oscars chanted “gay” on stage; Crist said DeSantis's bills "silence teachers" and "harm millions" of LGBTQ students.
Florida gained more than 500,000 jobs during the past year, making for an unemployment rate of 3.3 percent as of February.
The groups suing include the League Of Women Voters and the NAACP, the report indicates.