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Appalachia

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Socialism in “Trump Country”: A “Yallternative” View

Rather than continue to dichotomize Appalachia, scholars should take cues from the youth on TikTok #ruralwomen #Appalachia #transgender

By admin, 3 years ago
New Books

New Book: Representing Rural Women

There is no one rural woman’s story, but a multiplicity of stories.

By ccprescott, 7 years ago
Fiction

The Burn and the Glow: Writing the Honest Appalachia

I want to portray the Appalachian woman in all her complexity–her toughness, resilience, and intelligence–while also admitting that sometimes the Appalachian woman–like all women–makes bad choices, lives a hard life, sacrifices in ways both small and profound for her family.

By ccprescott, 8 years ago
Activism

Contextualizing Women’s Movements in the Appalachian South

Contextualizing Women’s Movements in the Appalachian South Jessica Wilkerson, University of Mississippi My research started with watching a movie. The women characters of the award-winning documentary film “Harlan County: USA” (1976) made indelible impressions on me. Mothers, daughters, and sisters of coal miners in Harlan County, Kentucky, organized in support Read more

By ccprescott, 10 years ago
Activism

Rurality, Feminism, and Appalachia: Possibilities and Prospects for Appalachian Feminism and Interorganizational Collaboration

What is Appalachian feminism?

By ccprescott, 11 years ago

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