Crafting Constitutions in Florida, 1810-1968
“This is a valuable retelling of the story of Florida through its nine different constitutions and the forces that created them and the consequences that followed them.”
— Neil Skene, author of The Supreme Court of Florida: A Journey Towards Justice, 1972–1987
To Render Invisible:
Jim Crow and Public Life in New South Jacksonville
“Reinforc[es] the point that black political activity did not simply stop with the end of Reconstruction, but continued in response to the changing nature of Jim Crow
— Reviews in American History
Migration And The Transformation of The Southern Workplace Since 1945
“The best collection available concerning current trends affecting the Southern working class.”
— Leon Fink, University of Illinois-Chicago
Florida’s Working-Class Past: Current Perspectives on Labor, Race, and Gender From Spanish Florida to The New Immigration
“Has something relevant to say to virtually anybody who studies or cares about the experiences of Floridian or American workers, past or present.”
— The Florida Historical Quarterly