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Ana C. Carrasco talks about parks and beaches in Puerto Rico, and related issues of class, race, gender, and age. She also talks about similar issues in relation to… -
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Ana C. Carrasco talks about parks and beaches in Puerto Rico, and related issues of class, race, gender, and age. She also talks about similar issues in relation to… -
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Interview with Angie Wright, Director of Seaport Relations at the Port of Miami, about her memories and experiences in Miami and the Port of Miami. -
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Angie Wright interviewed by Adam Glassman, 10-20-00, IPH0058 -
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This interview with Betty Shannon Gibson was conducted in November 2009. Ms. Gibson spent her childhood in the Bronx, New York, but in 1950 moved to Tallahassee,… -
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This interview with Betty Shannon Gibson was conducted in November 2009. Ms. Gibson spent her childhood in the Bronx, New York, but in 1950 moved to Tallahassee,… -
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Bob Silver interviewed by ?, 11-30-00, IPH0057 -
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Bob Silver interviewed by ?, 11-30-00, IPH0057 -
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Carlos Capote interviewed by Alessandra Santiago on ?, IPH0055 -
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Clarence Pittman interviewed by Ameenah Shakir, 10-26-00, IPH0045 -
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Bruno Barreiro talks about growing up in Little Havana, about his childhood experiences, especially as they related to public spaces such as parks, and about current… -
From - UM Libraries August 20, 2015
Bruno Barreiro talks about growing up in Little Havana, about his childhood experiences, especially as they related to public spaces such as parks, and about current… -
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Daisy Harrel interview by Gonzalo Porcel, 7-29-99, IPH0062 -
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The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually… -
From - UM Libraries August 20, 2015
The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually…
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The Gregory Bush Community Studies Oral Histories include interviews on the issue of public space in South Florida. The participants, who are representative of the diverse cultural milieu of the region, provide insight on migration, gentrification, housing, community services, politics, and the history of individual neighborhoods. The interviews were conducted by Professor Gregory Bush and the Institute for Public History at the University of Miami.
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