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Eye Of The Beholder: This Art Curator Has Built A Career Through Recognizing Black Expression

By Jasmine Browley· Updated December 8, 2022

Hillbillies, poverty and whiteness are common terms many people associate with American Appalachia. Not Kreneshia Whiteside-McGee, though. When peeling back the layers of Appalachian culture, she was able to identify a swath of different colors at

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