An author and journalist says she is fascinated by "the perpetually mixed message" in American women's roles.
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Experts discuss Florida's rapidly-dwindling natural landscape and a few possible alternatives to developmental sprawl.
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A prize-winning historian discusses her biographical novel - a new take on the presidency of Abraham Lincoln.
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An immigration expert debunks the most prevalent myths about immigrants, finding that many are perpetuated by self-serving politicians.
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The award-winning journalist, author, and playwright talks about his work and his ties to Florida.
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Florida's watery coastal regions are characters in one novelist's crime/mystery books.
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A panel of experts discuss how to best deal the cultures of fundamentalism and ultra-conservatism in our society.
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Can the "good society" exist in a society where gender differences abound? The former editor of Ms Magazine talks about what needs to happen first.
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The author of a book on the civil rights struggles in Miami talks with some of the people who helped black Floridians in the pursuit of equallity.
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A Florida historian reveals how violence became a way of life in many parts of the state in the years following the Civil War.
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A Cuban exile poet has no problem mixing poetry and politics while enjoying his home in Florida.
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