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Thanks for this insightful take on the Deep South. I grew up in Georgia and lived in New York, California, and Washington State before returning.

What I have found belies the stereotypes. My home is in a Red political district, but most of the people I meet at gas stations and Costco or the bowling alley don’t
match those cardboard cutouts at all.
That’s not to say the stereotypes don’t still exist. Because I run into them too.

I really appreciate your call for more literature that accurately reflects what goes on here. I admire the honesty of your essay and feel inspired to do more of that in my own work. Thank you for writing this.

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Andrew Jazprose Hill
Andrew Jazprose Hill

Written by Andrew Jazprose Hill

I write about Art, Culture, and Race in The Jazprose Diaries on Substack. My short stories are there too in The Fiction Fix. Read me, Seymour, read me.

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