ican cities across the country. The city today is plagued by corruption, racism, poverty, and drugs. Travel and Leisure magazine dubbed it "the most unfriendly city in America." Fodor's International called it's the country's "most unsafe" destination. George magazine dubbed it the "most corrupt city in America." The admiration America had for Miami seems not to have become a casualty of the city's serial political scandals, history of corruption in high places, rampant crime, and a chilling climate of alienation and violence. At the same time, Miami also may be the nation's capital of multiculturalism of the very sort sought by other American cities as the population changes. The problems facing this city have been held up for the world to see in newspapers and on television in recent years:
Former Miami city commissioner Humberto Hernand
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