University of Florida Pulls Illegal Course Syllabus Offering Special Accommodations to 'Queer and Trans,' 'BIPOC' Students

The University of Florida has removed a syllabus for a graphic design course that violated Florida state law by offering potential accommodations to "queer and trans students, BIPOC students, first-gen students, and students navigating complex lives." Florida law prohibits the expenditure of state or federal funds on any coursework or program that promotes "differential or preferential treatment of individuals" on the basis of race, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

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