Florida A&M students sue Florida alleging underfunding of university

[NewYorkExpress]

https://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/local/2022/09/23/six-famu-students-file-class-action-lawsuit-thursday-against-floridas-education-system-unequal-funds/8082585001/

A class action lawsuit was filed Thursday by six Florida A&M University students against the state of Florida.

Their claim is the state has not been giving FAMU, an HBCU (Historically Black College and University), equal funds or resources when compared to what other universities are getting, including Florida State University.

The complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida, seeks a jury trial.

The students’ complaint adds that the alleged funding being held back from FAMU since the late 1980s is over $1.3 billion.

[NewYorkExpress]

Why do Republicans hate public education SO MUCh ?

Why don't we see any Evangelical University on Par with Stanford or Notre Dame ?

[...] public education [...]

[...] Stanford or Notre Dame [...]

That's not my point ! I don't explain things well.

Ugh. Sorry.

My point is; if Evangelicals distrust education as a whole that much; then they should have some type of alternative.

Where is the premier Evangelical Research University ?

That's just it. Evangelicals don't believe in research or educating themselves beyond what the bible says. (which is why ExtremeRepublican, despite sharing their viewpoints politically is not an evangelical Christian. He's interested in knowledge beyond what God said 2,000 or more years ago).