Yanela Gordon McLeod is adjunct professor of history and director of Communications and Alumni Affairs for the College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities at Florida A&M University.

• Chapter 1: Teed OffChapter 2: Why Golf?Chapter 3: From Printer to Publisher: H.E.S. Reeves and the Miami TimesChapter 4: We Wish to Plead our Own Cause: The Black Press of AmericaChapter 5: Word Warriors: Vigilant Headlines of the Miami TimesChapter 6: The Negro Golf Experience in the United StatesChapter 7: Chipping Away At SegregationChapter 8: From Putting Greens to Judicial CourtsChapter 9: Sand Traps in the Sunshine: Obstacles Toward VictoryChapter 10: “We Do Not Want to be Equal – We Want to be the Same”Chapter 11: Fairer Greens

As well as adding to the history of the black press' involvement in the long civil rights movement, The Miami Times and the Fight for Equality will be of particular interest to historians interested in Florida history, and more generally to graduate students and scholars fascinated by the intersection of sport and race.

Yanela Gordon McLeod is adjunct professor of history and director of Communications and Alumni Affairs for the College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities at Florida A&M University.

• Chapter 1: Teed OffChapter 2: Why Golf?Chapter 3: From Printer to Publisher: H.E.S. Reeves and the Miami TimesChapter 4: We Wish to Plead our Own Cause: The Black Press of AmericaChapter 5: Word Warriors: Vigilant Headlines of the Miami TimesChapter 6: The Negro Golf Experience in the United StatesChapter 7: Chipping Away At SegregationChapter 8: From Putting Greens to Judicial CourtsChapter 9: Sand Traps in the Sunshine: Obstacles Toward VictoryChapter 10: “We Do Not Want to be Equal – We Want to be the Same”Chapter 11: Fairer Greens

As well as adding to the history of the black press' involvement in the long civil rights movement, The Miami Times and the Fight for Equality will be of particular interest to historians interested in Florida history, and more generally to graduate students and scholars fascinated by the intersection of sport and race.

Yanela Gordon McLeod is adjunct professor of history and director of Communications and Alumni Affairs for the College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities at Florida A&M University.

• Chapter 1: Teed OffChapter 2: Why Golf?Chapter 3: From Printer to Publisher: H.E.S. Reeves and the Miami TimesChapter 4: We Wish to Plead our Own Cause: The Black Press of AmericaChapter 5: Word Warriors: Vigilant Headlines of the Miami TimesChapter 6: The Negro Golf Experience in the United StatesChapter 7: Chipping Away At SegregationChapter 8: From Putting Greens to Judicial CourtsChapter 9: Sand Traps in the Sunshine: Obstacles Toward VictoryChapter 10: “We Do Not Want to be Equal – We Want to be the Same”Chapter 11: Fairer Greens

As well as adding to the history of the black press' involvement in the long civil rights movement, The Miami Times and the Fight for Equality will be of particular interest to historians interested in Florida history, and more generally to graduate students and scholars fascinated by the intersection of sport and race.