Baccalachia: The Return Home
Kelly WhiteBaccalachia is about reclaiming what it means to be from those mountains after your family leaves it for better economic opportunities. It's about the stories and identities we lost. It's about finding our way home and discovering who we are now.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Is that what I am to you?
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My bachelors from UNC Anthropology with a minor in history, and a master’s from ECU. I know about the history of North Carolina and Southern Appalachia.
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