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I am a conservative educator who posts about my classroom experiences and all things Florida.

Joined April 2021
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With the loss of governors races in Texas, Ohio and Georgia, there will be only one state of the top ten most populous states with a Republican governor: Florida.
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What a great day to be a Floridian! 🇺🇸 🥳 congratulations @ByronDonalds and Ashley Moody!
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Big shout-out to Tuskegee University for bringing back standards, decorum, and professionalism to the institution! How you present yourself matters!! It builds confidence, commands respect, and prepares you for the real world. This is the standard Booker T. Washington always stood for.
Tuskegee University has implemented a new student dress code that bans bonnets, durags and bedroom shoes in classrooms, dining halls and official university events, along with stricter attendance and in‑class cell phone rules. Many students and alumni have expressed frustration and disappointment, saying the policy feels like it polices Black protective styles and everyday clothing and questioning why an HBCU is restricting how they show up on their own campus. Some observers see the rules as an attempt to prepare students for formal work environments, while others argue the changes overlook deeper concerns students have raised about campus conditions and support.
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