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Companies such as Amazon, Disney and Walmart funded Florida governor who has imposed curbs on teaching about race in schools

The DeSantis administration said a pilot AP course on Black history would not be approved because it violated state law and 'lacks educational value.'

Comment on this storyCommentFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis faces a mounting backlash over his administration's decision to ban an advanced placement high

Outraged by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ decision to block AP African History from being taught in the state’s public schools, a group of Black politicians, educators and faith leaders gathered

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A coalition of civil rights groups challenging Florida's new congressional districts -- is trying to remind voters they can remove five of the state's seven Supreme Court Justices this year.

He’s made it harder to vote early or vote by mail. He’s redrawn districts to undermine minority voters. So what does Ron DeSantis do when he wants to suppress turnout even more? He arrests voters. Author and Fairvote senior fellow David Daley and Jasmine Burney-Clark, Orlando-based founder of the voting rights group Equal Ground, join Mehdi to discuss the Florida governor’s latest push toward fascism.

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The digital campaign comes as a court challenge works its way through Florida courts.