The University of Central Florida has removed anti-racist statements from departmental websites, a move that one professor has decried as an "infringement on academic freedom" in the wake of the passage of a Republican-backed law that restricts how race can be taught.
The law may not only restrict speech but add new limits on tenure for Florida professors and changes to how public colleges and universities are accredited.
Records show Florida's governor drafted plans to strip autonomy from individual universities, centralize power in Tallahassee, and impose more restrictions on what students are taught.
On the whole, international athletes are finding the NIL waters tricky to navigate, with mixed messages about what's OK, even now almost a year after the NCAA lifted restrictions.
