Summary
Rural Southern culture is changing. The places and traditions that make small towns across the region unique are slowly disappearing as the unpainted clapboard buildings are torn down, mom-and-pop operations close and the fast-food frenzy of mass- produced American culture takes over.
Some call it progress. Others lament the loss. Either way, it's change, and the heritage that generations of rural Southerners know is vanishing.See the full content of this document
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Images of Southern Culture Capture Rural Experience
For the past five years Dr. David Wharton, a professor at the Un...
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