How Jim Crow Divided Florida's Cubans – Repeating Islands

A report by Livia Gershon for JStor Daily. In the late nineteenth century, many Cuban immigrants supported racial equality. That began to change as white supremacist terrorism grew in intensity. In the late nineteenth century, a small part of coastal Florida had its own unique culture, created by Cuban immigrants. And then, as historian Andrew…

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