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Group frustrated with task force over destroyed Black cemetery - Vimarsana News

Group frustrated with task force over destroyed Black cemetery

Board members of a nonprofit in Tampa, Florida, working to restore a destroyed Black cemetery are frustrated with the city's task force spearheading the process.

Source: wtsp.com
Tampa internal cemetery task force raises transparency questions - Vimarsana News

Tampa internal cemetery task force raises transparency questions

Tampa’s cemetery task force has limited its conversations to city staffers. First Amendment experts say this violates the spirit of the Sunshine Law.

Source: wtsp.com
DeSantis' office considered a bill to target libel laws, records show – Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

DeSantis' office considered a bill to target libel laws, records show – Sun Sentinel

A top staffer for Gov. Ron DeSantis worked on a proposal to challenge First Amendment protections for the news media.

DeSantis' office considered a bill to target libel laws, records show – Orlando Sentinel - Vimarsana News

DeSantis' office considered a bill to target libel laws, records show – Orlando Sentinel

A top staffer for Gov. Ron DeSantis worked on a proposal to challenge First Amendment protections for the news media.

A Tallahassee principal and teacher face calls to resign over Facebook posts, but the First Amendment likely protects them - Vimarsana News

A Tallahassee principal and teacher face calls to resign over Facebook posts, but the First Amendment likely protects them

Upset parents want a Tallahassee principal to be fired over comments on her personal Facebook page criticizing new state laws. The First Amendment likely protects the principal’s job, but she’s still being pressured to exit.

Source: wfsu.org