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The Changing Face of the South

August 15, 2013

The Southern drawl of Tom Petty. The epic, slow grandeur of “Gone with the Wind.” The “Sound and Fury” of a NASCAR photo finish. The savory smells of the kitchenette — all are reminiscent of a Southern way of life we think we know.   The real South, though, is considerably more complex.   It’s also rapidly […]

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