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What should parents consider before they post kids on social media? These moms share what works for them

What should parents consider before they post kids on social media? These moms share what works for them
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Julie Taylor appointed to Duval County bench | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record

Julie Taylor appointed to Duval County bench | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record
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Helping boys become men

Helping boys become men A local mentoring program for boys is celebrating the graduation of one its first members from college. Miles Sullivan, 21, a former member of the Manhood Youth Development Foundation s Project Manhood 2015 program, graduated from Florida A&M University in Tallahassee in April with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural business. Sullivan, a Buchholz High School graduate who was in the finance program while a dual enrollment student at Santa Fe College, said his stepfather, Curtis Peterson, encouraged him to join Project Manhood. “I encouraged Miles to join because it would expose him to a variety of activities that would assist him in his transition to becoming a man,” said Peterson, a treasurer of  the Manhood Youth Development Foundation. “He would be around other young men dealing with the same issues and they would be able to share the experiences while growing together.”

Local activists protest ahead of Florida State Board of Education Critical Race Theory vote

Some activists, parents, and teachers, say teaching about institutionalized racism is necessary to combat racism. Author: First Coast News Staff Published: 8:18 AM EDT June 10, 2021 Updated: 9:08 AM EDT June 10, 2021 On Thursday morning, the Florida State Board of Education will vote on what educators can teach about institutionalized racism. Governor Ron DeSantis wants to get rid of the teaching concept known as critical race theory, but others say teaching it is necessary to combat racism. Before the state board of education meets to vote at Florida State College at Jacksonville at 9 a.m., local activists held a news conference to voice their opposition to what DeSantis wants to do.

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