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In this epilogue, the author uses the Academy Award winning film Moonlight as a way to further explore the resilience of people of African descent in and beyond South Florida. Engaging memoir, she also shares more about father’s experiences as a homeowner. Her reflection on black life in Miami neighborhoods includes more attention to the Baa Haas, the neighborhood in Miami Gardens, where her family moved in 1972. The reader also learns about the connections between the Eleuthera, a Bahamian out island and Miami’s Coconut Grove. The epilogue ends lyrically with a poem summarizing her Miami childhood memories.

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Epilogue

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    2025年

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  • Sharony Green

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In this epilogue, the author uses the Academy Award winning film Moonlight as a way to further explore the resilience of people of African descent in and beyond South Florida. Engaging memoir, she also shares more about father’s experiences as a homeowner. Her reflection on black life in Miami neighborhoods includes more attention to the Baa Haas, the neighborhood in Miami Gardens, where her family moved in 1972. The reader also learns about the connections between the Eleuthera, a Bahamian out island and Miami’s Coconut Grove. The epilogue ends lyrically with a poem summarizing her Miami childhood memories.