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In the last month, Jacksonville has become 'ground zero' for resistance to DeSantis' policies - Vimarsana News

In the last month, Jacksonville has become 'ground zero' for resistance to DeSantis' policies

A confrontation with the governor, a protest and a conference for Black Studies scholars all took place in Jacksonville in the past month.

Source: yahoo.com
In the last month, Jacksonville has become 'ground zero' for resistance to DeSantis' policies - Vimarsana News

In the last month, Jacksonville has become 'ground zero' for resistance to DeSantis' policies

A confrontation with the governor, a protest and a conference for Black Studies scholars all took place in Jacksonville in the past month.

Source: yahoo.com
In the Stream: Jahruba still playing, still telling stories, still teaching in Norman, OK - Vimarsana News

In the Stream: Jahruba still playing, still telling stories, still teaching in Norman, OK

To surrender yourself to one of Jahruba Lambeth's stories or songs is to enter a stream whose currents have touched many shores.

Source: kfor.com
Mississippi's state auditor proposes cutting funding for degree programs like women's and African American studies in the state - Vimarsana News

Mississippi's state auditor proposes cutting funding for degree programs like women's and African American studies in the state

Mississippi’s state auditor has proposed cutting funding to degree programs at public universities that his office says lead to fewer graduates finding jobs in the state.

Source: yahoo.com
Mississippi Auditor Rips 'Garbage' African American Studies - Vimarsana News

Mississippi Auditor Rips 'Garbage' African American Studies

Mississippi State Auditor Shad White proposed cutting funding for "garbage fields" like Women's Studies and African American Studies.