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Desmond Reid, a Black independent bookstore owner, is hopeful.
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Talk about turning in a late homework assignment: Florida’s school districts have known about the July 1 deadline for nearly a year, when the department ordered the reports.
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One supporter of Kat Cammack likened the break-in on Facebook to the 1972 "Watergate" scandal.
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Congressional candidate Judson Sapp distributed more than 1,000 Gator Bait signs across the district.
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The May-June mass demonstrations in Central Florida were the largest in decades.
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Echoes of “Black Lives Matter!” and “No justice, no peace!” could be heard throughout the city of 6,100.
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When Florida first began responding to the coronavirus in March, Alachua and Marion counties gave updates without an interpreter or closed captioning, delaying access to vital news for those in the hard of hearing and deaf communities.
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Gainesville was one of at least 30 U.S. cities that held a “March for our Freedom,” with organizers saying they assembled the event to honor victims of police brutality and enforce the national Black Lives Matter movement.
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White nationalist Richard Spencer's speech Thursday at the University of Florida prompted a state of emergency, carried a $600,000 tab and drew more than 2,500 demonstrators. But law enforcement summarized the contentious event, which devolved into an antagonistic affair, as “a mostly peaceful day.”
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Activists and students protest near the Phillips Center at the University of Florida on Thursday as white nationalist Richard Spencer speaks on campus.