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Florida’s new education standards for teaching Black history in schools have sparked controversy and debate. The revised guidelines, signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis last year, require middle school educators to teach students that “slaves developed skills which, in some instances, could be applied for their personal benefit.” While DeSantis and some Republicans defend […]

The ongoing legal battle between The Walt Disney Company and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has taken another turn as Disney rejects DeSantis’ request for immunity in the case.[0] The dispute began when Disney filed a lawsuit against DeSantis and other Florida officials, accusing them of retaliation and violating the company’s right to free speech.[1] The

In recent weeks, a controversy has erupted over the new African American history standards approved by the Florida Board of Education.[0] The standards, which include a section on how enslaved people developed skills that could be applied for their personal benefit, have drawn criticism from various individuals and organizations. One notable figure who has spoken

In a recent development of the ongoing feud between Walt Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Disney has responded to DeSantis’ request to dismiss the company’s lawsuit against him and other Florida officials.[0] The lawsuit, filed by Disney in April 2023, accuses DeSantis and other Florida leaders of retaliation against the company and infringing on

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s presidential campaign is facing major setbacks as it struggles with low poll numbers and financial concerns. Recent reports reveal that DeSantis has cut about a third of his campaign staff in an effort to streamline operations and regain momentum in the race for the Republican nomination.[0] The campaign’s communications director, Generra

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is facing challenges in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, leading his campaign to make significant cuts to his staff.[0] In an effort to streamline operations and improve DeSantis’ chances of winning the primary and defeating Joe Biden, the campaign has taken aggressive steps to reorganize.[1] Campaign manager Generra Peck

Florida Governor and Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis was involved in a car accident in Tennessee on Tuesday morning but fortunately, he and his team emerged unharmed, according to a spokesperson for his campaign.[0] The accident occurred on Interstate 75 in the Chattanooga area when traffic slowed down and four cars in DeSantis’ motorcade collided

The Florida State Board of Education has recently approved new rules for teaching Black history in public schools, sparking controversy and criticism. The new standards present a sanitized and misleading version of the history of slavery in America, suggesting that enslaved people developed skills that could benefit them personally.[0] This revisionist approach has been widely

The Vice documentary titled “The Guantanamo Candidate,” which delved into allegations that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis approved force-feeding while working at Guantanamo Bay, was pulled from Showtime due to concerns over potential political consequences.[0] The hour-long episode was set to air on May 28 and featured interviews with former detainees who claimed that DeSantis was