As Extreme Weather Linked to Climate Change Hobbles Agriculture and Causes Billion-Dollar Damages, Immigrant Farmworkers Are Left Behind
On an early spring day, Martín Hernández walked through the dank disorder of his former home. Tobacco had…
A Growing Threat: Extreme Storms Are Just One Way Climate Change Is Affecting Immigrant Farmworkers
Scientists are predicting extreme weather events linked to climate change will become more common, but states and the…
These Changes Could Help Address How Immigrant Farmworkers Are Overlooked In Natural Disasters
During the course of reporting for this project, 100 Days in Appalachia spoke with a number of local,…
Appalachian Whiteness: A History that Never Existed
Writing about Southern Appalachia slightly more than a century ago, travel writer Horace Kephart called “[o]ur highlanders…the most…
Asking Voters about Race: Helpful Tool or Roadmap for Suppression?
This story was originally published by Who.What.Why. Georgia is one of only eight states in the country where…
The Alabama Election and the Politics of Christian Nationalism
The once-in-a-generation results from Tuesday’s special election in Alabama, and the campaigns that preceded it, offer several windows…