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Father James Page founded dozens of Black churches from Florida to Virginia during the mid-nineteenth Century.
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The two-day event was the first of its kind under the auspices of Leon County.
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At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history.
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A survey of more than 4,250 faculty across four states, including Florida, highlights the impact of politics on employee tenure and retention.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis' educational policies have faced wide criticism, but they also have paid off politically.
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Florida's changes to Black history standards in K-12, and its refusal to allow students to take a new AP African-American studies course, could set students back. But there are ways to push back.
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One section covering race massacres tells teachers to instruct students about acts of violence "against and by African Americans." That both-sides approach drew outrage.
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A crowd packed a Miami Gardens church for a forum on Florida’s new standards for teaching Black history. Organizers say Commissioner Manny Diaz RSVP'd, then didn't show up.
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As Florida celebrates Black History Month, professor Cheryl Rodriguez says students are hungry for this knowledge.
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The College Board, which oversees AP courses, says the revisions to African American History course were already underway prior to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ objections to some of the material.