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The 100 Black Men of Tampa Bay, Inc. accepted the challenge of Black Men Run TAMPA to participate in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in order to help spread the word and to send our prayers to Chris Johnson and others suffering through this debilitating illness.

We now pass the bucket to: UF Black Student Union, FAMU Law Review, GoodFellas M/C Bloomington, IL. Micheal Mosley, National Coalition of 100 Black Women (Tampa Bay Chapter), 100 Black Men of South Florida

#ChrisJohnson #icebucketchallenge #100BlackMenofAmerica #BlackMenRunTampa

https://fundraise.massgeneralbrigham.org/chrisjohnson28

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Our scholarship Brunch with the 100 was a massive success. We celebrated scholarship, leadership and excellence within our community. We inducted new members and honored existing members. It was 100 Black Men of Tampa Bay Day in Tampa and it was outstanding!

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Founded on February 17, 2023 by Ary’ana Davis, Elite Chompettes has grown into more than a team , we’ve built a sisterhood, a legacy, and a standard.

Over the past three years, we have showcased our talents, created unforgettable moments, and proven what it truly means to move with purpose and pride. ✨

Here’s to the memories we’ve made, the stages we’ve taken, and the legacy we continue to build.

Happy 3 Year Anniversary, Elite Chompettes. 🧡💙

#elitechompettes #explore #gainesville

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Two weeks ago our Cicerones reunited in Emerson Alumni Hall for Fall Retreat!

We loved seeing everyone rocking their best decades-themed looks! From 1968 to today, our leadership stands the test of time and shines bright in every era. We will continue to be of service to our university for years to come. 🌟🪩☮️🎶✨

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Introducing the 2025–2026 BWLL Executive Board! 👩🏾‍⚖️

From internships and study abroad to advocacy and mentorship, these incredible women are ready to lead, uplift, and empower. Let’s make this year our most impactful yet!

💼⚖️🌍 #bwll #blackwomeninlaw

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Our first Chompette social of the year!! ✨Boards and Board games ✨
was a super fun and connecting experience among the members!

Comment who brought your favorite board 👀🧡💙

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I don’t have enough words to say about how amazing the state of Alaska is. Truly the last frontier and it is majestic.

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Year 3 recap(oh and we are national champions)!!! (Let’s pretend I posted this 2 months ago)🫶🧡💙💃

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this too, shall pass 💌 #year1

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Been busy making memories 💐💐

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For this week’s #whysenatewednesday, we are featuring College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Senator Taylor Blythe!

Here is why Senator Blythe is serving in the student senate:

“I’ve always believed that real change starts with the people who are willing to step up and make it happen. Throughout my life, I’ve been shaped by communities that have supported, challenged, and uplifted me, and I feel a deep responsibility to give back in a way that truly matters. Joining the Senate is my way of turning my passion for advocacy into action.

I want to be a voice for students who feel unheard, to push for policies that make a real difference, and to ensure that every student at UF has the resources and support they need to succeed. My goal is not just to be in the room where decisions are made, but to make sure those decisions reflect the needs and experiences of the students who make this campus what it is.

One of the most rewarding aspects of joining the Senate has been the incredible people I’ve met along the way. Being surrounded by passionate, driven individuals who share a commitment to making UF better has been inspiring. The sense of community within the Senate is something truly special, which is built on collaboration, respect, and a shared vision for progress. I am grateful to be part of such a positive and motivated group!

Through this experience, I hope to grow as a leader, to better understand the challenges that come with creating institutional change, and to develop the skills needed to continue making an impact beyond my time at UF. More than anything, I want to leave behind a legacy of action that proves meaningful change is possible when people are willing to fight for it.”

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