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5 Things I Learned Reading: Hillbilly Elegy

5 Things I Learned Reading: Hillbilly Elegy

Here are 5 things I learned reading: Hillbilly Elegy, By: J.D. Vance

1. Grandparents can be strong enough for everyone.

2. If at all, culture is loosely correlated with race.

3. “Class” is about so much more than money and school and jobs.

4. Some people don’t like Cracker Barrel?! The horror.

5. Sometimes, a dog can save a boy.

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