Gone Home: Race and Roots through Appalachia
A study of race, migration, and identity in Appalachia, based on oral histories and archival sources that trace African American experiences across generations.
About This Book
Gone Home examines the experiences of African American families who migrated through Appalachia.
The book draws on oral histories and archival research to illuminate regional dynamics.
It situates personal narratives within broader patterns of movement and belonging.
Readers gain insight into how race and place intersect across generations.
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