A beautifully shot and written photo essay and longform story in The New York Review of Books examine the dwindling community of black coal miners in southeastern Kentucky. Read more here.
In rural Missouri, interpreters are the key to refugee health care, reports Sebastian Martinez Valdivia for The Daily Yonder.
A small Louisiana town near a chemical plant has been dubbed "Cancer Alley." Don't miss out on the great multimedia presentation on this story in The Guardian.
from The Rural Blog http://bit.ly/30dTYzY Quick hits: black miners of Harlan, interpreters key to rural refugee health care, La. town dubbed 'Cancer Alley' - Entrepreneur Generations
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