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Appalachian politics and culture from the left. John Brown is a hero / Unions are good / Accents are sexy / redneck is a term of endearment
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November 2, 2025 at 12:30 AM
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A snapshot of the investments just from FY 2024
July 23, 2025 at 1:32 PM
A snapshot of the investments just from FY 2024
Since the ARC was established in 1965, it has invested over $6 BILLION into the region and the poverty rate was cut in half.
The results, while not enough, have shown drastic improvement in infrastructure, economic opportunity, and social mobility.
The results, while not enough, have shown drastic improvement in infrastructure, economic opportunity, and social mobility.
July 23, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Since the ARC was established in 1965, it has invested over $6 BILLION into the region and the poverty rate was cut in half.
The results, while not enough, have shown drastic improvement in infrastructure, economic opportunity, and social mobility.
The results, while not enough, have shown drastic improvement in infrastructure, economic opportunity, and social mobility.
Before the ARC, in Appalachia:
-1/3 of the population lived in poverty
- Infant mortality rate was 50% higher than the national average
-50% of homes lacked indoor plumbing
-Only 43% of homes in central Appalachia had a telephone
-1/3 of the population lived in poverty
- Infant mortality rate was 50% higher than the national average
-50% of homes lacked indoor plumbing
-Only 43% of homes in central Appalachia had a telephone
July 23, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Before the ARC, in Appalachia:
-1/3 of the population lived in poverty
- Infant mortality rate was 50% higher than the national average
-50% of homes lacked indoor plumbing
-Only 43% of homes in central Appalachia had a telephone
-1/3 of the population lived in poverty
- Infant mortality rate was 50% higher than the national average
-50% of homes lacked indoor plumbing
-Only 43% of homes in central Appalachia had a telephone