City of Hope, City of Rage: Miami, 1968-1994

City of Hope, City of Rage provides a compelling exploration of Miami's transformative history from 1968 to 1994, highlighting the complexities of mass immigration, racial tensions, and social upheaval. Historian Seth A. Weitz uncovers the nuanced narratives of Miami's diverse communities, including Black, Latinx, Jewish, and LGBTQ+ populations, while addressing themes of economic disparity, crime, and the continuous struggle for social justice. Drawing on archival research and personal stories, the audiobook challenges conventional perceptions of Miami, presenting it as a dynamic city shaped by hope, rage, and the quest for identity.