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    Tune in to Professor Karen Hunter this week on TheHub.News as she discusses the NAACP’s travel advisory warning for Black people visiting Florida, as well as the state’s governor Ron DeSantis’ flagship law enforcement relocation program.

    Ron DeSantis just allocated 13.5 million dollars to an incentive program that started back in 2021 to bring in more police to the state. A new study that came out said that a good amount of these police going to Florida have backgrounds of violence. What does this entail for Florida and more specifically, Black people in the Sunshine State? Watch now on our Youtube channel!

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