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 This Court finds that Professor Dorsey’s course assignments arguably constitute promoting or compelling belief in the third, fourth, and eighth concepts. See §§§ [sic] 1000.05(4)(a)3.–4. and 8., Fla. Stat (2022).; Regulation 10.005(1)(a)3.–4., and 8. Professor Dorsey’s declarations establish that (1) she intends to engage in an act “arguably affected with a constitutional interest” under Driehaus and Wollschlaeger; (2) this speech is arguably proscribed as promoting or compelling belief in the third, fourth, and eighth concepts under the IFA and Regulation 10.005; and (3) Regulation 10.005’s framework creates a credible threat of enforcement from USF and the members of the Board of Governors. Accordingly, Professor Dorsey has demonstrated an injury for purposes of standing as to the third, fourth, and eighth concepts.

At the University of Florida, Professor Austin teaches many courses that promote race consciousness, including Politics of Race and Urban Politics in the fall term of 2022, and African American Politics and Policy, which she teaches almost every year. ECF No. 13-3 ¶¶ 27–32, 35, in Case No: 4:22cv304-MW/MAF (Austin Declaration). As part of her courses, Professor Austin promotes Critical Race Theory as an “appropriate lens” and assigns articles from authors who argue, for example, that “racism is the norm in America because it provides advantages to whites and disadvantages to Blacks.” Id. ¶¶ 40–41. Professor Austin also assigns a text that promotes the concepts of “white privilege, institutional racism at predominantly