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For almost a decade, local activists and UF students have called for UF to end its dependence on prison labor. The Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences responded by breaking its prison labor contracts last week.
While students voted on the first day of Student Government elections, protestors gathered outside Reitz Student Union against the building’s namesake, J. Wayne Reitz, a former UF president and segregationist.
Signs stating “Color is not a crime,” “For Breonna,” “Black Lives Matter,” and “Protect black women” are seen at the protest starting at Bo Didley Plaza in Gainesville on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020. (Asta Hemenway/Alligator Staff)
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.
Sometimes Chanae Jackson feels like the weight of the world rests on her shoulders.
The Gators celebrating a home win against Vanderbilt last season. In Saturday's opening kickoff, the Gators and Rebels displayed their support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
The Gators celebrating a home win against Vanderbilt last season. In Saturday's opening kickoff, the Gators and Rebels displayed their support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
In solidarity with the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, both Florida and Ole Miss took a knee on the opening kickoff of Saturday’s game, resulting in a delay of game penalty by UF. The penalty was then declined by Ole Miss.
Gainesville Police Department’s increase in funding this year has community members divided.
This story was translated by Sofia Echeverry
The smoky barbecue aroma of Black-owned food truck cuisine leads to the heart of East Gainesville.
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.
In 18 days, Florida will kick off the 2020 season in Oxford, Mississippi, against Ole Miss in the first game of an all-SEC schedule. Because COVID-19 has put most teams strictly within their conferences for this year’s college football season, The Alligator will talk with journalists from SEC student newspapers to preview each game.
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.
This story was translated by Sofia Echeverry
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.
A lighter, improved Kyle Trask returned to campus for fall camp this season.
Sophomore guard Scottie Lewis at the Black Lives Matter protest in Gainesville on Aug. 28, which also had members of Florida's football and volleyball teams in attendance.
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