Anti-Racist Appalachia is an organization with roots in Mountain Maryland. We focus on advocacy, education, and service efforts related to anti-racism, educational equity, and relevant policies that are taking place in Appalachia! 

On this podcast, we will be discussing our work, highlighting the work of others in Appalachia, and documenting "living history" by interviewing some of Appalachia's key players in the realm of policy, advocacy, education, and outreach.

In this episode, Hannah, Liz, and Chantelle discuss the concept of American exceptionalism and its impact in Appalachia.

In this episode, Hannah, Liz, and Chantelle discuss the concept of American exceptionalism and its impact in Appalachia.

3: American Exceptionalism

In this episode, Hannah, Liz, and Chantelle discuss community activism throughout their region of Appalachia during the Summer of 2020 and how that inspired Anti-Racist Appalachia.&nbsp;
The article about Lexus Friend, noted in the episode, can be found here: <a href="https://www.100daysinappalachia.com/2020/07/black-lives-matter-protests-rarely-end-in-violence-especially-in-appalachia/">https://www.100daysinappalachia.com/2020/07/black-lives-matter-protests-rarely-end-in-violence-especially-in-appalachia/</a>

In this episode, Hannah, Liz, and Chantelle discuss community activism throughout their region of Appalachia during the Summer of 2020 and how that inspired Anti-Racist Appalachia.&nbsp;
The article about Lexus Friend, noted in the episode, can be found here: https://www.100daysinappalachia.com/2020/07/black-lives-matter-protests-rarely-end-in-violence-especially-in-appalachia/

2: Protests are Cool

In this Garrett County-centric episode, Liz, Hannah, and Chantelle will introduce themselves and share the story of Anti-Racist Appalachia's beginning.&nbsp;

In this Garrett County-centric episode, Liz, Hannah, and Chantelle will introduce themselves and share the story of Anti-Racist Appalachia's beginning.&nbsp;