The 2009 issue of Tequesta is an anthology of articles about Black history in the Miami area. Here are a few extras that did not make it into the printed journal.
“Funky Nights,” by Eve Reed, first appeared in South Florida History, v. 21, no. 2, in Spring/Summer 1993. It quickly became one of the most popular articles ever published in the magazine.
Look at some more illustrations
Contents
Black Immigrants: Bahamians in Early Twentieth-century Miami
by Raymond A. Mohl
Liberty Square, 1933-1987
by Paul S. George and Thomas K. Peterson
Racial Stirrings in Colored Town
by Kip Vought
African American and West Indian Folklife in South Florida 69
by Joyce Jackson
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