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Three Years after Lockdown, What COVID-19 Taught Us about Grief Traditions in Appalachia COVID-19byAmanda Held OpeltMarch 16, 2023
Food and Faith: Church Dinners Have Served as Places to Build Community for Generations CommunitiesbyLaura Harbert AllenMarch 2, 2023
‘When the Water Goes Down’: Eight Months Later, Eastern Kentucky Is Still Healing A Changing ClimatebySkylar Baker-Jordan & P.B. CooleyFebruary 28, 2023
Read More Perspectives “One Drop” — Reckoning With the Erasure of Native Identity in Appalachia The classical stereotype of the Native American is a tired and worn cliché: a dark-skinned, “noble savage” on… byM.W. Flash ClarkMay 5, 2018
