You can visit the site, “Disability in Appalachia,” by clicking on the image below. Do you have feedback for Lex, Abigail, and Will?  If so,  please comment in the “Reply” window below.

You can visit the site, “Rural vs. Urban Poverty,” by clicking on the image below. Do you have feedback for Marcelo and Gabby?  If so, please comment in the “Reply” window below.

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You can visit the site, “Appalachia as Trump Country,” by clicking on the image below. Do you have feedback for Rehan, Mariel, Paige, Aman, and Caroline?  If so, please comment in the “Reply” window below..

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You can visit the site, “Coal Mining in Appalachia,” by clicking on the image below. Do you have feedback for Jake, Jack, Ross, Mohammed, and Matt?  If so, please comment in the “Reply” window below.

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In “Stereotypes Of Appalachia Obscure A Diverse Picture,” Sarah Baird discusses the racial history of Appalachia and suggests that the region is more racially diverse than media coverage, which commonly depicts its people as “poor, backward, and white,” suggests. Are … Continue reading →