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THE FALL ISSUE IS HERE

Vol. 29, No. 3: Snapshot: Climate

Featuring 60 photos & essays depicting climate impacts across the South

Snapshot: Climate // Lesson Plans

Teaching Climate in the Classroom

Kinship Collective

November 15, 7PM EST

What We Be

Poetry by Camisha L. Jones

We Are Virginians

Essay by Barbara Phillips

Vol. 28, No. 4: Moral/Economies

Spring Issue: Available Now!

Catchin’ Strays

Essay by Jordan Taliha McDonald

New Denim City

From the Moral/Economies Issue

Hearing Waycross

Doubting the Myth of Gram Parsons

In a Shallow Boat

Essay by Zachary Faircloth

“Necessary Contemplation”

Conversation with Lauren Frances Adams & Jason Patterson

Stories We Tell

Unpacking Extractive Research and Its Legacy of Harm to Lumbee People

Several Places at Once

Introduction to the Inheritance Issue

Top Ten of 2022

A Look Back

What Love Looks Like in Public

Mutual Aid Makes for Sustainable Communities

A Place to Sigh

Dawn Williams Boyd in conversation with Margaret T. McGehee

Underfoot

For the Years We Plant Twice

Amnesty for All

Organizing against Criminalization in Post-Katrina New Orleans

The Kinetic South

Walking with Ella Watson

Photography, Interiority, and the Spiritual Church Movement in the Work of Gordon Parks

Bottling Hell

Marketing St. Augustine, Florida’s Datil Pepper

How the Sausage Is Made

Notes on Craft and Context

Mémwa Nwa

Agency, Sound, and Women in AfroCreole Louisiana Folk Music

Vol. 27, No. 4: Sonic South

Guest edited by Regina N. Bradley

An Edible North Carolina History

New book by Marcie Cohen Ferris

“We’re Not Just Shooting the Breeze”

Marching Bands and Black Masculinity in New Orleans

Flood City, USA

Anthropocene Landscapes in the Gulf South

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