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Olivia Paschal

Arkansas, Charlottesville, North Carolina, Ozarks
As seen in: Virginia Quarterly Review, HuffPost, Post Outlook, The Guardian, Yahoo Singapore, The Atlantic, Yahoo, The Nation, New York Review of Books, RealClear Politics, Common Dreams and
Covers:  rural South, agriculture, Southern politics
writer | phd candidate @uva_history, capitalism, business, labor in 20th c America | archives ed @facingsouth | asst editor @vqr | from arkansas.

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Writing about agriculture, rural places, religion, and the South.

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Women Who Farm Are Finally Getting Counted

Women Who Farm Are Finally Getting Counted

Megan Brown will soon be the first single woman to run her family's 200-head cattle operation, which includes…

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Arkansas' Phillips County remembers the racial massacre America forgot

Arkansas' Phillips County remembers the racial massacre America forgot

"If you are from Phillips County, stand up," Rev. Mary Olson said to the gathering of nearly 100 people, youn…

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How to Change Policy Without Politicians

How to Change Policy Without Politicians

As Arkansas politics becomes more conservative, voters are using the ballot for progressive ends.

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The Beast of Bentonville | Olivia Paschal

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By Olivia Paschal
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In retrospect, the week of Donald Trump’s inauguration was an inopportune time for Walmart to hold the grand opening of its new corporate campus.
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The Beast of Bentonville | Olivia Paschal

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By Olivia Paschal
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In retrospect, the week of Donald Trump’s inauguration was an inopportune time for Walmart to hold the grand opening of its new corporate campus.
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‘An Internal Colony’ | Olivia Paschal, Willa Glickman

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By Willa Glickman, Olivia Paschal
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Hurricane Helene devastated the southeastern United States when it hit in early October—killing about 230 people and causing over $50 billion in damages—particularly in North Carolina. “Those with financial resources may be able to rebuild,” writes Olivia Paschal in a November 3, 2024, essay for the NYR Online.
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