Some important aspects of Florida's African American history that have been overlooked in the Nation's Oldest City.
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A profile of one of Florida's best-known activists and writers, in his own words.
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Florida's legendary folklorist and activist tells of a series of visits from another legendary character.
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In the 1930s, legendary Florida writer and activist Stetson Kennedy goes on a Key West retreat, observing and participating in the local culture
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A well-known Florida writer and activist talks about his lifelong struggles for equality and social justice.
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A dark chapter in Florida history is remembered by Stetson Kennedy.
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The Roosevelt Works Progress Administration created jobs and fostered activity in the arts and letters that have a profound effect on Florida.
mp3 | 5:37
The Roosevelt Works Progress Administration created jobs and fostered activity in the arts and letters that have a profound effect on Florida.
mp3 | 5:37
Harlem Renaissance author Zora Neale Hurston collects music and oral histories in camps where working conditions were some of the harshest.
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