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Florida lawmakers passed a law last year defining "antisemitism" in state statutes. They cited a rise in hate crimes motivated by religion -- especially antisemitic incidents.
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A graduate student has been charged in the confrontation seen on social media. FSU says it is committed to "swiftly and effectively responding to incidents of hate."
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60 higher ed institutions around the country received letters from the Department of Education accusing them of violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
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The State University System will conduct a review of all Florida public university syllabi for anything that might be considered antisemitic or anti-Israel.
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The Secrets We Keep, a musical theatre production, covers themes of antisemitism and LGBTQ+ individuals during the Holocaust. It will be at FSU's Lab Theatre in late April.
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Florida had an increase in antisemitic incidents last year. Incidents include flyers thrown in yards, roadside harassment, graffiti and messages projected onto buildings.
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"Enough is enough, said Rep. Mike Caruso. The Delray Beach Republican filed the bill last week, saying legislators need to act.
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The University of Florida has the largest population of Jewish students of all public universities in the nation, and campus organizations continue to show solidarity and host events combating hate.
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More than 300 people assembled Thursday night for a vigil co-hosted by OneJax and the Jewish Federation & Foundation of Northeast Florida to peacefully protest recent antisemitic messages displayed in Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville has been the longtime home of the annual football rivalry game, where more than 75,000 fans were expected to attend Saturday's game.