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LaSpada's Throws Meat Because South Florida Loves Subs

By Dylan Bouscher
Sep 13, 2018

Ricardo “Handsome Rick” Dunn was just starting out at LaSpada’s Hoagies when several bloody slices of roast beef sailed through the air and pelted his face. It was July 4, 2016. He was supposed to be making a sandwich. “You can't arc it when you throw,” says Handsome Rick. "It's...
ACLU to Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood: Stop Enforcing Panhandling Bans

By Dylan Bouscher
Aug 30, 2018

The American Civil Liberties Union and a group of lawyers, fresh off kicking the city of Fort Lauderdale's ass in court for banning food sharing with the homeless, is picking its next fight. In letters sent August 30 to Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, two among several cities in Broward County...
Broward School Board Candidate Elijah Manley Calls Member a “Demonic Entity,” Alleges Election Interference

By Dylan Bouscher
Aug 21, 2018

Broward School Board candidate Elijah Manley called board member Rosalind Osgood a “demonic entity” in a Twitter thread fired off Sunday afternoon. Manley also accused Osgood of violating election laws by intimidating voters and campaigning within 100 feet of the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center
Activists Launch National Prison Strike at Broward Main Jail on Nat Turner Day

By Dylan Bouscher
Aug 21, 2018

It's not every day that inmates at the Broward County Main Jail are serenaded by a cacophony of megaphones, trombones, paint bucket drums, and violins. But tonight, South Florida activists will bust out their instruments and create as much noise as possible to highlight lousy conditions and the state’s worst-in-the-nation treatment of former prisoners when it comes to voting rights.
235 Progressive Women Are Running for Public Office in Florida, Mirroring a National Trend

By Dylan Bouscher
Aug 16, 2018

The number of progressive women running for office in Florida has nearly quadrupled in two years. The 235 candidates Ruth's List Florida is supporting in this November’s election is an uptick from approximately 60 who ran for office with the organization’s backing in 2016.

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