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The latest discussion will focus on the accomplishments of some remarkable Black women.
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Thousands of young competitors and their support teams will be in the Capital City every weekend through the end of April.
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Before the U.S. Supreme Court's 1963 decision, those without the resources to pay for a lawyer usually had to deal with the criminal justice system on their own.
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Several lawmakers raised concerns about including the Office of Film and Entertainment in a list of programs and incentives that would be repealed.
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Commissioners Jeremy Matlow and Jack Porter will join the group at an 11:00 a.m. press conference
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His legislative successes included a wide range of programs and policies that are institutions today
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Charlie Adelson is the first member of his family to be arrested in the slaying of the Florida State University law professor.
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Carroll had served as a judge for more than 12 years and as an attorney for 40 years
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Gadsden County school officials introduce new plans to better student education following complaintsGadsden County school officials say they’re introducing new plans to better student outcomes after weeks of complaints from local residents. At least one resident and a former school board member say the district has not prioritized its students.
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Florida teacher union leaders and book authors are rallying together to raise awareness of the importance of books amid new laws that required reading material be pre-approved by the state before hitting school classrooms and libraries.
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Taylor Biro brought the lawsuit over a sticker on her cup that said, “Abolish the police.”