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Taxpayer-funded vouchers go mostly to religious schools Pay for it yourself, rabbi says – Orlando Sentinel

The voucher program worries critics, among them some faith leaders, who are convinced that public money paying for religious education is problematic.

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Dismay and anxiety on college campuses as DeSantis ramps up anti-CRT campaign – Orlando Sentinel

Gov. Ron DeSantis says he's targeting a “far-left woke agenda” at Florida universities. Critics say he's pressuring campuses to promote his own views.

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Forcing bigotry onto college curriculums could be fatal | Editorial

Gov. Ron DeSantis appears to be laying the groundwork for stripping funding for classes that explore racism and other forms of bigotry, along with other equity efforts.

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Unequal Futures: Florida s universities admit far fewer students from low-income areas – Sun Sentinel

As admission to Florida state universities has become more competitive, it’s even harder for students from low-income families to be accepted.

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Unequal Futures: Florida s universities admit far fewer students from low-income areas – Orlando Sentinel

As admission to Florida state universities has become more competitive, it’s even harder for students from low-income families to be accepted.

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