Tuesday, February 28, 2023
Florida moves to expand ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law in coming legislative session
Florida lawmakers introduced legislation to prohibit someone describing themselves or others with pronouns besides the ones they were born with, at least in the context of the Florida education system.
The legislation, House Bill 1223, is aimed at requiring “specified policies relating to person’s sex at public K-12 educational institutions.” The bill summary says it “prohibits specified actions relating to use of certain titles and pronouns; and revises requirements for instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in public schools.”
More HERE
Tampa rent rose more than any other US city since start of pandemic
The cost of rent across the United States is going up for the first time in five months according to new rental data from ApartmentList. Their March report said in Tampa, rents were up higher than the rest of the country....MORE
Chris Cano at US Supreme Court demanding they uphold student debt cancellation
In front of the US Supreme Court demanding they uphold student debt cancellation.
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New College will look to abolish DEI during the first meeting of its new board
The New College of Florida Board of Trustees on Tuesday is slated to consider policy changes related to diversity, equity and inclusion during its first meeting with interim President Richard Corcoran.
The board will consider four overarching proposals: “abolish DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) bureaucracies,” “end mandatory diversity training,” “curtail political coercion (mandatory diversity statements)” and “end identity-based preferences.”
More HERE
Four takeaways from DeSantis’ new book
“The battles we have fought in Florida – from defeating the biomedical security state to stifling woke corporations to fighting indoctrination in schools – strike at the heart of what it means to be a Floridian and an American,” DeSantis writes.....MORE
Monday, February 27, 2023
Florida Bill Would Destroy Higher Education as We Know It
With the introduction of HB 999, the Florida legislature--at Governor DeSantis’s urging--has doubled down on its attacks on academic freedom with a bill that would effectively silence faculty and students across the ideological spectrum and purge whole fields of study from public universities. MORE
Tampa Traveler Jeff Z in Paris
Thank you Lew Sibert for bringing me here a few years ago. Paris isn't Paris without some jazz.
Florida Straight Up Lied About AP African-American Studies Course, College Board Says
“We deeply regret not immediately denouncing the Florida Department of Education’s slander,” the College Board said on Saturday. more
Sunday, February 26, 2023
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