Angie Nixon Says She Secretly Resigned From Charity as Legal Trouble Brews Surrounding Black Power 'Cafe Resistance' and Missing $270,000
Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon said she can't be held accountable for any laws that her charitable black-power-themed Cafe Resistance bookstore may have violated because she secretly resigned from the nonprofit nearly a year
Republican Ledger staff · 4:10 PM ET
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Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon said she can't be held accountable for any laws that her charitable black-power-themed Cafe Resistance bookstore may have violated because she secretly resigned from the nonprofit nearly a year ago. Nixon's prior statements tell a different story.
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