They claim they “can’t comply” with Florida law because their accreditor requires DEI.
Read that again.
We caught them admitting -- on camera -- that they’re choosing accreditation standards over state law.
If necessary, they’ll try to hide it. One administrator said professors may warn students not to record their classes. In other words, professors may hide the content of their classes from the taxpayers who fund their salaries.
Another made it clear how far this goes: from faculty to department leadership to the dean. “Everyone is on our side,” she bragged.
Then came this: “We’re not going down without a fight.”
Good. Because neither are we.
This is exactly why Accuracy in Media is going undercover -- to catch the people who think they can ignore the law and get away with it.
Now that it’s exposed, the question is simple: Will anyone actually enforce the law?
You can make sure they do.
Go to DEIinFlorida.com and send a message directly to the officials responsible for holding schools like UWF accountable.
-- Accuracy in Media Team
