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Thursday, December 21, 2023
So It Goes
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Will Doran, WRAL reporter, a little before 10 a.m. on Tuesday:
BREAKING: The NAACP and Common Cause are suing state lawmakers over racial gerrymandering in new NC maps. Unlike previous lawsuits, this challenges the new US House lines as well as the #NCGA districts https://wral.com/21202363/ #ncpol
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- J.W. Williamson was the founding editor in 1972 of the Appalachian Journal: A Regional Studies Review, which he edited until July of 2000. He has taught college classes in Appalachian history, cultural politics, and literature, and he has lectured widely on the pop-culture history of "Appalachia" in the American consciousness. His books include Interviewing Appalachia, Southern Mountaineers in Silent Films, and Hillbillyland: What the Mountains Did to the Movies and What the Movies Did to the Mountains. He has won the Thomas Wolfe Award given by the Western North Carolina Historical Society, the Laurel Leaves Award given by the Appalachian Consortium, a special Weatherford Award given by Berea College, and the Cratis Williams-James Brown Award given by the Appalachian Studies Association.
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