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Southern Poverty Law Center report links Florida extremist groups, laws - Vimarsana News

Southern Poverty Law Center report links Florida extremist groups, laws

The SPLC report is a national survey, but Florida got numerous mentions as a number of trends the organization highlighted have been present here.

Palm Beach County politicos divided after DeSantis presidential announcement - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach County politicos divided after DeSantis presidential announcement

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis enters presidential race, and Palm Beach politicos have mixed feelings about this.

Palm Beach County Hispanic leaders against DeSantis immigration bill - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach County Hispanic leaders against DeSantis immigration bill

Local Hispanic leaders urge Gov. Ron DeSantis to say no to strict immigration bill amid "great fear" it will hurt both health care and employment.

Buffalo, What's Next? | Producers' Picks - Vimarsana News

Buffalo, What's Next? | Producers' Picks

In this weekly “Producers’ Picks” episode - where we highlight past standout interview segments - we feature: Local Hispanic community activist, Alex Burgos; we revisit our sit-down with some participants of the 4-H after-school youth program through Cornell Cooperative Extension of Erie County; and finally, we go back to VillaCon with our tour guide from the Wakanda Alliance, Anthony Pierce.

Source: wbfo.org
Amid backlash against Black Lives Matter, Afro-Latinos find setbacks and opportunities - Vimarsana News

Amid backlash against Black Lives Matter, Afro-Latinos find setbacks and opportunities

Amid backlash against Black Lives Matter, Afro-Latinos find setbacks and opportunities Lautaro Grinspan, The Miami Herald © Al Diaz/Miami/TNS Leilani Bruce, who is Afro-Cuban, started the Candela Book Club to help shine a light on issues of race and racism in Cuba, and to elevate Black voices. MIAMI — For South Florida native Yvonne Rodriguez, being Black in West Miami means coming in frequent contact with her white Hispanic neighbors' casual racism, be it in the form of "off-putting jokes" or uncomfortable appellations ("What's up, mulata? What's up, mi negra?"). Even as...

Source: msn.com