True Florida Stories
Después de dos días atravesando barro hasta las rodillas, Rogelio Fernández vio cómo sus botas Timberland se desintegraban. Con los pantalones empapados y los pies descalzos heridos por espinas, siguió adelante, sabiendo que no podía regresar. … Read more800 millas
Kaylee Santopietro walks up to the pier at Truman Waterfront Park with a map and a mission. In the next 24 hours … Read moreTaste of island life
What was once a place without a single blade of grass steadily transformed into a sanctuary for aging horses, flocks of birds and other creatures in need … Read moreThe oaks will remember
“Raise your hand if you want to be happy,” Julie Abrams-Bernier, a psychologist, asks the room. Eleven hands rise. … Read moreGrowing happy
In 1974, Pam Smith knocked on a warm wooden door gleaming in the Florida sun. “I want to work here,” Pam said. “Oh, that’s wonderful,” the older woman replied. “But we don’t have any jobs.” “I don’t care,” Pam told her. “I just want to be part of this … Read moreThe life and death of a Florida abortion clinic