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Tag Archives: Appalachia
Which Side Are You On?
John & Viola Smith Bloody Harlan County In 1980 the immaculate old woman told me, “We sneaked out in the middle of the night. Just took the children and fled. Left everything and everyone I knowed.” Earlier Joanne, an activist … Continue reading
Vision-Filled Eyes
Holy Mission I remember a specific morning. Lilly’s face glistened as she told me, “I got baptized in the creek when I was fourteen. God came down in a cloud and said, ‘Lilly, visit the sick and the afflicted. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Appalachia, Health care, hunger, Inequality, Injustice, Uncategorized
Tagged Appalachia, God, hunger, injustice, Kentucky, mission, poverty, religion, starvation, white Americans
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