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Supporters of FAMU president Marva Johnson say 'never bet against her' – Tallahassee Democrat

 afrakan  July 27, 2025  Leave a comment
Supporters of FAMU president Marva Johnson say 'never bet against her' – Tallahassee Democrat



Supporters like Jasper Hendricks III and Erika Donalds praise Johnson's business acumen, passion for serving the Black community, and experience in …



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