The word weaponized by Gov. DeSantis has been used as a slur by former President Donald Trump and several Trump-backed midterm candidates like Kari Lake. But some conservatives have a hard time explaining it.
In the onslaught of bills that many call “dangerous,” some proposed legislation may have flown under the radar, but if passed, these laws will have an impact on Floridians.
Despite growing ultra conservative Republicans' attempts at demonizing the term, a majority of Americans see "woke" in a positive light, and that could have a decisive impact at the ballot box next year.
At the start of Florida’s Legislative session, Florida's outspoken Generation Z representative talks about the governor's abuse of power and why he will continue calling DeSantis "a fascist."
As she continues to call Gov. DeSantis "a dictator and a zealot," the former Agriculture Commissioner runs with plans to revitalize the party and fight for the state's future.
The course was launched this academic year in 60 schools across the country and is set to expand to hundreds of high schools before all schools can begin offering it in 2024-25.