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Anytime and Anywhere I see someone wearing a #WestVirginia #University shirt (heck, any WV shirt), I walk right up to them, face-to-face and say....

'Cue Country Roads.

While this might seem bizarre to most, to West Virginians and #Appalachians, this usually gets you a free drink. 😉

Worked twice when I was in #NewOrleans.

If you know, you know. #Appalachia

youtu.be/hMBKT7rGgQs

"On March 7-9 of this year, the neo-fascist American Freedom Party (AFP) held what it billed as its “National Convention” at a location that organizers kept secret from the public. Participants later said that it was in West Virginia without specifying where, however they did post photos from the conference online. A close examination of these images reveals that the conference took place at the Berkeley Springs Castle, which is owned by the people who ran the now-defunct white nationalist website VDARE."

A Fascist Gathering in West Virginia
alasbarricadas.noblogs.org/pos

alasbarricadas.noblogs.orgA Fascist Gathering in West Virginia – A Las Barricadas

"In early October, TOSHA and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation revealed they were investigating the circumstances that led to the deaths of the employees. Some people who were working at Impact Plastics on Sept. 27 told News Channel 11 they were forced to stay at the facility for too long.

TOSHA released a summary of its investigation into Impact Plastics on Wednesday, which concluded with no citations recommended and a declaration that the deaths that occurred were not work-related."

TOSHA: No citations for Impact Plastics, Helene deaths weren’t work-related
wjhl.com/news/local/hurricane-

I've been participating in Amy Johnson Crow's #Genealogy #52ancestors #Blog Challenge for 2025.

This week is about #Language. And, my biggest issue with language is explaining that #Appalachians are not poorly educated or lazy due to the way they speak and their #dialect.

Check out the blog & #video for some common sayings.

ancestryroads.blogspot.com/202

ancestryroads.blogspot.com52 Ancestors Week 14: LanguageAppalachian English is native to Appalachia and the Appalachian mountain region of the Eastern United States.