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  • Governor's Mansion decorates for Christmas
  • California woman fights voter suppression
  • FAMU marches forward without band performances
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  • It was 'Go Blue' in Florida on Nov. 14
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  • Law bans shackling inmates while giving birth
  • State law targets human trafficking
  • Black tradition saves HBCU legacy
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  • Grant to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS on campus
  • Walmart seasonal layaway fills up fast
  • Commit a crime, become a slave
  • Tenure or merit pay?
  • Gov. Scott requires employee drug testing
  • Census data drive immigration reform
  • Legislators seek help to sell Florida seafood
  • March 12-19: Road Safety Week

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