
"Southern history without the sanitizing — Appalachia, North Carolina, and Virginia, told honestly and with humor."
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Western Culture is a Patriarchy. We all know this. I do not even need a citation for this, because it is so ingrained into our society. Women lose their last names, the eldest male child inherits everything, and everyone just assumes that t...
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Polling shows Count Binface, a Novelty Candidate, has 33% of the vote, according to several news outlets, putting him well ahead of Nigel Farage, the inc...
The field of anthropology has a long and storied history. Some of our past is quite shameful. Our founding was rooted in documenting Native Americans as ‘long extinct’—when they were, in fact, still very much alive. This is a point of shame...
Want to hear a terrible joke? Okay. If you want to piss off an archaeologist, all you have to do is ask them what their favorite dinosaur is. Every single time, you will get a pause, a sigh, and then their answer. We are archaeologists, not...
It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon in the Greater Richmond Area, when I needed to do something with my youngest son, 6, because my eldest, 9, had been invited to a birthday party that my youngest could not attend. We had planned to go watc...
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Hi, I am a mom, obsessed with not well known regional bad asses from history ( NC, East Tennessee, Virginia), poetry, and humorous pieces. I am proud to be a southerner but not naive about our history, and I love discussing complex history honesty
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