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Hard working, assimilated, educated. This is what Miami — and America — is all about.

– J.K. Lipner, Miami

I am concerned that with all the white box houses and the construction on Grand Avenue, the longtime residents of the Black Grove will be kicked out. I read that one of the new developers is going to do something about that in his new project. What is he going to do?

I read that being pushed out was prevented in New York and the flavor of Harlem was preserved in the latest renaissance. They figured it out.

I frequent the new businesses that have sprung up on Grand Avenue and hope that Kroma Gallery is not gone. Activism, business, art, fine restaurants — could it happen here without displacing the residents?

– Wallis Adler Chefitz, Miami KEEPING WATCH

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ move to ban fracking in Florida is revolutionary, but it is important to be careful about framing this as the Republican Party of Florida evolving.

In Maryland, Republicans stepped up to protect the water, air, health and environment of their state by banning the dangerous and outdated dirty fracking process. But these were political calculations. Republicans are recognizing the people-powered movement in opposition to