Leaving the South

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The book explores the significant impact of the mass migration of southerners in the twentieth century on American society, emphasizing how narratives shape and redefine identity and borders. Mary Weaks-Baxter delves into the stories of individuals who left the South, examining how these narratives influence perceptions of southern identity and contribute to the cultural, political, and economic transformations within the region. Through this analysis, the author highlights the complex interplay between movement, identity, and storytelling.