Capó

About the Author

Capó is a distinguished historian and author whose work illuminates the vibrant, often overlooked histories of queer communities and urban landscapes in early 20th-century America. Drawing from extensive archival research, Capó explores the intersections of sexuality, race, and migration in shaping modern cities, with a particular focus on Miami's transformative role as a cultural crossroads. His scholarship challenges traditional narratives by centering marginalized voices and revealing the hidden layers of social life in pre-World War II Florida. Through meticulous storytelling and insightful analysis, Capó bridges academic rigor with accessible prose, making complex histories engaging for a broad audience. A professor of history, he continues to contribute to queer studies and urban history through his teaching and ongoing research.