voting rights

On Thursday, 25 faith leaders from around the country announced that they will be going on a hunger strike for voting rights. Their announcement came on the one year anniversary of the riot at the United States Capitol.

Since taking office, Kent Fuchs has raised UF's profile as one of the nation's top public universities. But the last few months have been marked by controversy surrounding Florida's new voting laws.

An interfaith assortment of faith leaders were arrested outside the White House as they demanded that President Joe Biden and lawmakers in Congress do more for voting rights.

Black church leaders in Georgia vowed Tuesday to keep up their fight for federal voting rights legislation, with one pastor urging President Joe Biden to use his bully pulpit and strike deals with lawmakers to get the bills passed.