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The Rejected AP African American Course & The Murder of Tyre Nichols | 1290 WJNO - Vimarsana News

The Rejected AP African American Course & The Murder of Tyre Nichols | 1290 WJNO

The irony of the Tyre Nichols murder case is that it’s a cautionary tale of what happens when the BLM-led “defund” movement has success.

Source: iheart.com
Tallahassee students say why they'd be part of a lawsuit over an AP African American Studies course - Vimarsana News

Tallahassee students say why they'd be part of a lawsuit over an AP African American Studies course

Civil-rights attorney Ben Crump: If he brings a class-action lawsuit against the state over the course, the three potential student plaintiffs are part of history

Source: wfsu.org
For public education in Florida, it's the worst of times | Editorial – Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

For public education in Florida, it's the worst of times | Editorial – Sun Sentinel

As the year begins, it's an especially fraught time for public education in Florida, and politics has an awful lot to do with it.

Tallahassee attorney Ben Crump announces plans for lawsuit over AP African American Studies course - Vimarsana News

Tallahassee attorney Ben Crump announces plans for lawsuit over AP African American Studies course

State lawmakers and high school students join Crump for announcement at Florida Capitol

Source: wfsu.org
Students threaten to sue DeSantis over rejection of AP course on African American studies - Vimarsana News

Students threaten to sue DeSantis over rejection of AP course on African American studies

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis could face a lawsuit for rejecting an African American AP history course from the state's curriculum.

Source: go.com