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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.

At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history.

At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history.

At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A core mission of Florida A&M University from its founding over a century ago has been to educate African Americans. It was written into the law that established the school along with another college, in Gainesville, reserved for white students. At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history. A law signed in May by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis blocks public colleges from using ta...

By Sharon Johnson | The Associated Press Jovan Mickens, a political science major at Florida AM University, poses for a photo before class on Sept. 27,

A core mission of Florida A&M University from its founding more than a century ago is to educate African Americans. It was written into the law that established the school

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A core mission of Florida A&M University from its founding over a century ago has been to educate African Americans. It was written into the law that established the school along with another college, in Gainesville, reserved for white students. At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history. A law signed in May by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis blocks public colleges from using ta...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A core mission of Florida A&M University from its founding over a century ago has been to educate African Americans. It was written into the law that

At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history.