When Did White Trash Become the New Normal?: A Southern Lady Asks the Impertinent Question
Charlotte Hays takes up an intentionally provocative cultural question: when did “white trash” become the new normal? Written from the perspective of a Southern lady asking an impertinent question, this commentary considers the shifting meaning of a loaded social label and its place in contemporary conversation.
About This Book
Charlotte Hays examines the provocative question of when “white trash” became the new normal.
Framed as an impertinent question from a Southern lady, the book approaches its subject through a distinctly regional perspective.
Its focus is the changing meaning and cultural position of a loaded social label.
The result is a work of commentary for readers interested in Southern culture, social identity, and contemporary public conversation.
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