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Unicyclist rides all the way from Maine to Key West

Unicyclist rides all the way from Maine to Key West

Unicyclist rides all the way from Maine to Key West

Avery Seuter wanted to raise awareness for sustainable travel and the East Coast Greenway by riding on a unicycle all the way from Maine to Key West.

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Unicyclist rides all the way from Maine to Key West

Avery Seuter wanted to raise awareness for sustainable travel and the East Coast Greenway by riding on a unicycle all the way from Maine to Key West.
Yes, Jacksonville megachurch's decision to revoke membership based on sexuality is legal

There is no federal, state or local law preventing a religious organization from discriminating against people based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

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Yes, Jacksonville megachurch's decision to revoke membership based on sexuality is legal

There is no federal, state or local law preventing a religious organization from discriminating against people based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
Yes, Florida teachers could face third-degree felony for using books, literature in classroom not approved by state

Many Duval County teachers are concerned about possibly committing a third-degree felony by simply having books in their classroom. What does the new state law say?