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On Wednesday, the University of Florida Board of Trustees is expected to vote on whether Stuart Bell should become the university’s next president.

Before they do, Floridians deserve to see what was happening at the University of Alabama under Bell’s leadership.

In our undercover investigation released today, a University of Alabama administrator openly discusses finding “holes” in Alabama’s DEI ban and describes ways activists could continue advancing the same agenda despite the law.

At one point, the administrator explains how drag queen events could still take place through student organizations and outside funding. At another, she boasts that faculty members have received training on how to continue incorporating “inclusivity” into their classrooms.

Most remarkably, she recalls reading Alabama’s DEI legislation and immediately concluding, “I found some holes.”

Watch the video here:
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If Alabama lawmakers believed DEI had been eliminated from their public universities, these comments suggest otherwise.

Now the man who led that institution is on the verge of taking over one of Florida’s most important universities.

The Board of Trustees meets this Wednesday. Every message sent before that vote matters.

After you watch, please take thirty seconds to send a message through our action alert campaign at SaveUF.com ([link removed]) . One message will be delivered to every University of Florida trustee.

University administrators count on the public not paying attention. That’s why our investigators go undercover to expose what is actually happening behind closed doors.

And we need your help making sure the people responsible for this decision see it before they vote.

Please watch the video and send your message today.

— Accuracy in Media
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