FORUM Fall 2022

“A More Perfect Union”

Highlights:
• Art Collection of Overlooked African American Art
• Florida Dream Surviving Growth and Divisions
• New Research – St. Augustine Colonial History
• LQBTQ Key Westers Spur Economic Growth
• Seven Floridians Who Fought For Freedom

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THEY HAD A DREAM
A visionary couple’s expansive collection highlights overlooked African American artists and achievers.
By Pam Daniel
 

HER NAME WAS CATALINA DE VALDEZ
Long-lost people and stories come to light in a new research project that unlocks St. Augustine colonial-era history.
By Michael J. Francis

A MORE PERFECT UNION
Saluting seven Floridians across the centuries who fought for freedom, justice and the land they loved.
By Janet Scherberger and Pam Daniel

RETHINKING THE DREAM
Can the fabled Florida dream survive the explosive growth and bitter divisions of
recent years? Florida scholar extraordinaire Gary Mormino addresses the question.

AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW
How LGBTQ Key Westers reversed their city’s economic decline—and helped invent a rich new market for Florida tourism.
By John Sotomayor

SOJOURN IN THE GLADES
Snakes, sustainability and other lessons journalist Bill Maxwell learnedwhile living deep in the Everglades.

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Produced by Florida Humanities

Publication Title

FORUM Magazine

Publication Date

2022 – Fall