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Yesterday, in a huge victory for students and Floridians, a judge overturned a new state law that would have made it harder for student governments and groups like us to to register young people to vote.
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The decision was in response to a lawsuit we filed with the League of Women Voters of Florida and Rock the Vote. The judge ruled that the the law violated the U.S. Constitution and the Voting Rights Act.
The law would have created unreasonable restrictions like having to turn in voter registration forms to the county officials office withinin 48 hours which would weaken the ability for student governments, universities, and groups like us from registering tens of thousands of students to vote.
We're eager to continue our work to increase student voter participation by helping students register and vote.
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Student leaders educate the campus about income inequality during National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. -
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We collect petition signatures - lots of them! -
Hunger and Homelessness intern Roua Aboukhadijeh collecting interview footage on campus for a short film on poverty. -
Students campaign for High Speed Rail. -
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Students volunteer at a local garden for the National Hunger Cleanup. -
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Volunteers wear the textbook mascot costumes to educate students about affordable textbook alternatives. -
Students posing with the textbook Rebellion books, We Want Cheaper TEXTBOOKS!! -
Textbook Rebel and Mr. $200 drew attention to outrageous textbook prices. -
Six media outlets covered a stop on the Textbooks Rebellion tour to promote affordable alternatives to outrageously expensive textbooks.