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The audience and the performers come in at equal bearings at Black C Art Gallery. No more than four pairs of eyes lock together at a time in the socially distanced performance of “The Stronger.”
High-risk individuals and their families have spent the COVID-19 pandemic watching the rest of the world take a socially distanced walk in their shoes.
South Main Street erupted with the noise of two contrasting voices Saturday afternoon. Some called for justice for Breonna Taylor raising their fists and snapping as slurred giggles slipped from the mouths of students celebrating the Gators' win in beer-stained orange-and-blue shirts.
Almost a quarter of Alachua County’s nearly 187,000 registered voters cannot vote in primary elections.
Lynne Imamura (left), 21, a fourth-year political science student and Mary Nguyen (right), 21, a fourth-year nutritional science student speak about the UF Women’s Student Association at a tabling event held at the Reitz Union on September 4, 2020. “We invite women and others who are cis-gender and we provide a safe space for them to talk about women’s issues,” Nguyen said.
Rik Stevenson stands in front of his UF classroom, wearing a full suit, a bow tie and his salt-n-pepper dreads stretching past his shoulders and trekking down his back. He asks students to pull out a piece of paper, and make three assumptions based on his physical appearance.
Anita Hill, a lawyer, women’s rights activist and Brandeis University professor, believes 2020 is the year of vision, where the nation began to see each other's suffering.
UF Accent Speakers Bureau will pay Anita Hill, lawyer and Brandeis University professor, $30,000 in student fees for her virtual event on Thursday, according to the event contract.
A Student Government party that fell apart in Spring is back with the same leader. Two new parties will appear for the first time on the SG ballot.
Content warning: This guest column has non-graphic references to sexual assault.
Anita Hill, lawyer and Brandeis University professor, will speak to UF Sept. 10 during a virtual event hosted by Accent Speakers Bureau and the Women’s Student Association.
Local music artist Azazus received his first hint at 2020’s rising adult subscription content when he noticed an increasing number of Venmo and Cash App usernames in social media bios.
Scottie Lewis, a member of the UF’s men's basketball team, told more than 200 protesters Friday evening about his fear of being a victim of police brutality as a Black man.
Chloe Greene hopped out of bed on the morning of Aug. 15 for a family photo. Her father and stepmother told her and her five siblings to dress nicely the night before.
After 27 years at UF, Michelle Jacobs said what she sees today is just a continuation of what’s always been: an inequitable reality for Black faculty and staff at UF.
Faye Williams developed an appetite for activism in the tenth grade. She has worked tirelessly to uproot the symbols of hatred in the Gainesville community and let Black people take charge.
Jean Chalmers wouldn’t say her age.
As the start of the Fall semester draws near, UF officials are preparing for a return of about 56,000 students — some with the expectation of more political turbulence than ever.
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Joe Biden named California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate on Tuesday, making history by selecting the first Black woman to compete on a major party's presidential ticket and acknowledging the vital role Black voters will play in his bid to defeat President Donald Trump.
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