Appalachian storytelling from the left. John Brown is a hero, unions are good, accents are sexy, public lands are sacred, and redneck is a term of endearment
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These races in the heart of Appalachia will tell the story of the midterm elections
We know the backlash to things like data centers is very real, but we have yet to see them tested on the ballot at a large scale.
That changes next week. All polling shows democrats will have a solidly successful night, even assuming the...
A constitutional crisis in Ohio, caused by Shrek’s hot pocket?
Back in law school, I was a bit of a First Amendment connoisseur. I was part of the First Amendment law clinic at Michigan State, where we learned about landmark 1A jurisprudence and taught the fundamentals of them to high school students....
Mitch McConnell emerged from his tomb, and it’s looking bad
The act of dying in elected office is a truly bipartisan time-honored tradition in the United States of America, and Mitch McConnell appears to be on the fast-track of participating
Mitch McConnell is an incredibly powerful politician on p...
Dolly Parton’s life was a love letter to Appalachia
We knew this day would come eventually, but that doesn’t make it any easier. The closest thing we will ever have to monarchic royalty in this country, Dolly Rebecca Parton, departed this life yesterday in Nashville after a brief battle with...
Is "latch-uh" actually a colonizer pronunciation?
I’m in the VERY niche internet space of people who debate whether there is a “correct” way to say Appalachia. It’s mostly comprised of people arguing for a pronunciation based on vibes or personal experience, some who dip their toes into a...
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