Some 3,500 years ago, hunter-gatherers began building massive earthwork mounds along the Mississippi River at Poverty Point, ...
If you wanted to make a movie about the pain and progress of Kentucky’s Appalachian coalfield in the last 60 years, a key ...
Lawyer Stephen Cawood built one of the greatest bodies of work of any Kentuckian to protect Appalachians from the adverse ...
An enormous photographic project, spanning nearly a century of Kentucky history, holds up a mirror to the state's past and ...
Journalist Beth Macy is the author of four books about the hollowing out of the American dream, including the 2018 best ...
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Racist Influencers Using OpenAI’s Sora to Make it Look Like Poor People Are Selling Food Stamps for Cash
Folks looking for evidence of SNAP recipients as welfare queens have no shortage of AI generated schlock to use as ...
Stephen C. “Steve” Cawood said that as a child growing up in Pineville his family’s position insulated him from the region’s poverty, which he would discover as a student in college and law school.
Jefferson saw independence as a fight for liberty — and for access to the western lands that promised power and profit.
View the Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project's guide for ... A portion of ticket proceeds will benefit Eblen ...
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The history of food stamps and where it goes from here
President Donald Trump has agreed to comply with court orders to partially fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program ...
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WEINGARTEN, COFFEY: In Appalachia, one school district is proving public education still works
New Lexington public schools in rural Ohio achieve 99% graduation rate through career and technical education programs that transform students and community.
Contributing columnist Peter Johnson writes that wealth inequality is growing. America needs to invest in fairness and the dignity of work. Getty Images / Getty Images Rev. Peter Johnson Our nation is ...
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