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Nadege Green

  • Director of Community Research and Storytelling, Community Justice Project, Inc.
Miami
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Langston Hughes wrote a poem about Black voters in Miami. Why don’t more of us know? | Opinion Original

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By Nadege Green
| Miami Herald Verified
I learned that Langston Hughes wrote a poem about Black voters in Miami while researching a story six years ago. In “The Ballad of Sam Solomon,” Hughes documents how Overtown resident Samuel B. Solomon and his neighbors defied Miami’s Ku Klux Klan by voting in the city’s 1939 primary. The poem opens with: Sam Solomon said,/You may call out the Klan/But you must’ve forgot/That a Negro is a MAN. I was born and raised in Miami. Why hadn’t I learned about this poem before?
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Miami’s Bahamian Roots | Southern Foodways Alliance

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By Nadege Green
| Southern Foodways Alliance
Miami’s Bahamian Roots How a shellfish became soul food by Nadege Green photos by Taimy Alvarez On easy Saturday nights, when I plan to curl up on my comfy blue couch to binge-watch the latest series I’m behind on, first, I like to pick up loaded conch fritters from Miss Tammy Gallon.
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The Queer Stories in Florida's Black History

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By Nadege Green
| Harper's Bazaar Verified
When we say gay in Miami, Miami Beach is uplifted as the queer capital—a paradoxical place that draws more than 170,000 people each year for the Pride Parade, but also has a deep history of anti-Blackness that persists still today. Little is said of Miami’s historically Black neighborhoods where the LGBTQ+ community has always existed. And now, the state of Florida wants to ban Black history, queer history, and intersectionality. I want to liberate these stories.
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