A World More Concrete: Real Estate and the Remaking of Jim Crow South Florida (Historical Studies of Urban America)
In A World More Concrete, N. D. B. Connolly investigates the profound impact of real estate on the evolution of Jim Crow South Florida. Part of the Historical Studies of Urban America series, it traces how property dealings remade racial and social boundaries in this vibrant region, offering insights into the enduring legacy of segregation in urban development.
About This Book
A World More Concrete examines the pivotal role of real estate in the remaking of Jim Crow South Florida. It delves into the historical dynamics of urban America during this period.
The book highlights how property development and ownership influenced social structures and racial divisions in the region.
Through detailed historical analysis, it uncovers the intersections of economics, race, and urban growth in shaping Southern landscapes.
This work contributes to broader understandings of how everyday practices reinforced systemic inequalities in American cities.
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