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HB 999 opponents fear bill would regulate student campus activities at Florida colleges

Por: WPTV Nation March 15, 2023

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The controversial aims to restrict the programs and activities that Florida universities and colleges can promote or support.It calls into question student organizations, groups or activities centered on diversity, equity and inclusion.WPTV explored what the bill says and why some legislators are raising red flags.Line 341 of the bill aims to prohibit universities or colleges from using any funds to promote, support,... + full article



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