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Ruling on Florida Book Ban; US Navy Destroyers to Venezuela

Judge Mendoza ruled HB 1069 imposes unconstitutional censorship by banning books with literary and educational value, affirming students' First Amendment right to access information.

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Ruling on Florida book ban; US Navy destroyers to Venezuela

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Federal Judge Strikes Down Florida’s Book Ban Law

Court rules Florida’s expanded “Don’t Say Gay” law is unconstitutionally vague, violating the First Amendment and censoring acclaimed books. The post Federal Judge Strikes Down Florida’s Book Ban Law appeared first on Metro Weekly.

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Commentary: Florida book-ban appeal undermines civics it claims to promote

Just as Florida touts the importance of understanding civil liberties, it fights to undermine the very freedoms it claims to champion.

·Orlando, United States
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Orlando Sentinel broke the news in Orlando, United States on Wednesday, August 20, 2025.
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