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‘Black’ Banned from Flyers for Florida College’s Black History Month Events, Student Claims
“I was very angry and baffled because this is a Historically Black College and University," Florida A&M law student Aaliyah ...
Florida A&M University says banning the word Black from a law student’s Black History Month flyer was a mistake, the result ...
Florida A&M University officials said an employee incorrectly instructed a law student to strip the word “Black” from a flyer ...
A Florida A&M University College of Law student says administrators asked her to remove or alter the word "Black" from ...
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Word ‘Black’ banned from FAMU Black History Month event flyer due to state-wide DEI regulations
A Florida A&M law student says her Black History Month flyer was flagged over language the university says violates state ...
Florida A&M University leaders say the use of the word "Black" was never prohibited in Black History Month materials and that a staff-level error led to confusion during the review process for student ...
Sen. Darryl Rouson, D-Saint Petersburg, attends the first day of the legislative session at the Florida State Capitol on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, in Tallahassee, Fla. Photo by Matias J. Ocner ...
After investigating the matter, FAMU has responded to confirm that using the word “Black” is not in fact a violation of state ...
Anniversary of Black History Month, Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC (Coke Florida) marks a significant milestone in its long-standing commitment to education, technology access, and economic ...
The HBCU, among Florida's other public colleges and universities, has faced severe restrictions since the state's passing of ...
The Florida Senate voted unanimously to approve the proposal, which will put the site near St. Augustine as the top choice over Opa-Locka and Eatonville.
NewsOne reported that FAMU College of Law student Aaliyah Steward said she was told to remove the word "Black" on BHM flyers.
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