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The Destruction of Rosewood
West Regional Library 8601 W. Broward Blvd., Plantation, FL, United StatesA critical analysis of Rosewood, a predominantly black community destroyed in 1923 during a racially motivated attack, and other majority-black cities in Florida within the context of group economics and how that tradition among African Americans was destroyed. Dr. Vincent Adejumo graduated from the University of Florida's Political Science Ph.D. program majoring in policy and administration. He is currently a fulltime lecturer in the African American Studies program at UF
