
"Southern history without the sanitizing — Appalachia, North Carolina, and Virginia, told honestly and with humor."
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Richmond, a famous Southern United States city. It is remembered as the former capital of the Confederacy, which is true, but many people like to conflate Old Richmond with places like Natchez or Mobil...
America loves a good historical story involving a strong, charismatic, and dedicated lawman who stood up for the people and the law. That’s why there are so many stories and movies based on law enforcers like Wyatt Earp; famous stories that...
As bioarchaeologists, we are supposed to uphold one United States law as a matter of moral and ethical standards: NAGPRA, or the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. If you have followed me for some time, you will know th...
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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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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