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Race in Appalachia: A Conversation

  • appalstudies
  • Jun 24, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 28, 2022

The Appalachian Studies Association and the Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity Programs at Western Carolina University present this prerecorded webinar that recalibrates race as a continuous and central topic of life in Appalachia. The representation of various lenses seeks a holistic conversation.


Watch the full meet-up here:


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Flip Wacky
14 hours ago

This conversation on race in Appalachia is really insightful highlighting multiple perspectives and encouraging thoughtful dialogue by the way speaking of engaging and skill based challenges I have been playing Wacky Flip which is a physics based game where you time flips and land perfectly and it is surprisingly addictive

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donna jane
donna jane
3 days ago

Framing race as a continuous and central aspect of life rather than a peripheral Escape Road issue helps foster a more honest dialogue, while the inclusion of multiple lenses ensures that the conversation remains inclusive, reflective, and grounded in real community voices.

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lauralordelaure
Jan 15

How do economic factors, Geometry Dash Lite such as coal industry decline or rural poverty, intersect with racial disparities in the region?

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