Exhibition Marks 70 Years Since Gordon Parks’ Landmark Segregation Photos Published in 'Life' Magazine

It brings more than 30 photos from Parks’ 'Segregation Story' series.

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The Michelin Guide Heads To Nashville For 2026 American South Ceremony

Credit: Yi-Chin Lee/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images Last fall the Michelin Guide landed in the American South. The inaugural ceremony and awards were hosted in Greenville,…
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“In NATCHEZ, Herbert observes how an American city that profits off its antebellum history grapples with its legacy of slavery….” 📽️ 🇺🇸 🎞️ #film #cinema #movies #documentaries #CineMastodon #AmericanSouth #Mississippi #SuzannahHerbert #WomenFilmmakers

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‘Natchez’ Review: Shrewd Doc Explores a Southern City’s Struggle to Acknowledge History

In her Tribeca award winner, Suzannah Herbert observes a Mississippi city known for its antebellum celebrations.

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Still the heaviest I've ever seen: 20 inches in a single night, and heavy, wet stuff to boot. But that's what it's like when you're in Asheville and it's, as I put it, "Pouring Snow".

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Buddhist monks on a peace walk help a nonverbal autistic boy make a heartwarming breakthrough

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"My cousin Matt and I joke that we come from a short line of Asian rednecks. Like me, he and his brothers are half Japanese.

In Alabama, we’re just anomalies.

Kim Cross for Southlands: https://southlandsmag.com/the-persimmon-tree-at-stand-five/

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The Persimmon Tree at Stand Five

My Japanese-American grandma spent her final years on a hunting preserve in Alabama. She taught me how to be comfortable as an anomaly in the South.

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