appalachia
Just for the sake of talking about something different today, I enjoyed this short essay by the writer Chris Offutt about spending his career battling the stereotypes of Appalachia, including.
I do have to respect one thing about J.D. Vance: he's got a hell of a grift going on. After all, being the conservative that explains white Trump voters to.
I confess I knew nothing about 19th century hog drives, which were like cattle drives except with much more independent minded animals and generally took place in Appalachia and not.
Eric Lipton's feature on the decline of coal in Kentucky is interesting, though flawed. He tells a heartbreaking story for these coal miners, helping us understand just how deeply people.
Building on my post from the other day about what the decline of coal is going to do to the already horrible economy of southern Appalachia, Brad Plumer weighs in on the matter. Like myself, he notes that while it's probably best for the country...