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Author: Jessica Wilkerson Pub Date: January 2019 Working poor women, feminist activism, and the birth of a new era of grassroots empowerment learn more... |
Author: Brooks BlevinsPub Date: July 2018 The Ozarks before they were the Ozarks learn more... |
Author: Paul A. ShackelPub Date: October 2018 Coal country, anti-immigrant prejudice, and the meaning of a massacre learn more... |
Author: Brooks BlevinsPub Date: Cloth: 2012; Paper: February 2017 A grisly killing and a walking dead man in the Arkansas hills learn more... |
Author: J. Blake PerkinsPub Date: October 2017 How Ozark residents have seen and lived resistance to the federal government learn more... |
Author: Loyal JonesPub Date: September 2017 A joyous blend of life story, learning, and lore learn more... |
Author: Phil JamisonPub Date: July 2015 From cakewalks to clogging, a new history of a vital American art form learn more... |
Author: Lou MartinPub Date: November 2015 Welding together factory life and local ways in a changing countryside learn more... |
Author: Edited by Chad Berry, Phillip J. Obermiller, and Shaunna L. ScottPub Date: July 2015 An invigorating challenge to the field's status quo learn more... |
Author: Susan Eike SpaldingPub Date: November 2014 An engaging look at how clogging and flatfooting evolved into vital parts of Appalachia's dance culture learn more... |
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