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FAMU presidential candidate Marva Johnson met with hostile crowd at evening meet-and-greet

  • During a Wednesday evening event on campus, Florida A&M University presidential hopeful Marva Johnson faced significant opposition from attendees.
  • Johnson, a lobbyist and Charter Communications executive appointed by Republican leadership, faces backlash amid concerns over political influence and lack of higher education experience.
  • Dozens of students and alumni rallied against Johnson’s candidacy, citing FAMU’s mission to educate African Americans and opposing restrictions on Black studies.
  • Deveron Gibbons, chairing the presidential search committee, defended the process as transparent and praised trustees’ commitment to reflecting community values.
  • Trustees plan to vote on finalists Friday, with concerns that a DeSantis-aligned leader could shift the university’s direction and impact signature programs.
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Inside Higher Ed broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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