WRITING
“An Open Letter from Faculty at West Virginia University,” in Boston Review
“Lady Vols Country,” in Oxford American
Essay in Southern Cultures
“Pointing a Way Forward,” Introduction in guest edited issue of Southern Cultures, “The Women’s Issue”
“A Lifetime of Labor: Maybelle Carter at Work,” for Turning the Tables, Eight Women Who Invented American Popular Culture, NPR
“The Radical History of Appalachian Women Activists,” forum response in Boston Review
“You Can’t Eat Coal, and Other Lessons from Appalachian Women’s History,” Southern Spaces
“The Appalachian Women’s Rights Movement and the Lost Promises of Feminism,” book excerpt in Jezebel
“Why UNC’s Attempt to Restore a Confederate Statue Could Delay Final Grades,” with Sarah McNamara, Made By History, The Washington Post
Longreads feature and now a podcast episode
“Why We Must Center Black Women’s Experiences,” Daily Mississippian (with Jodi Skipper)
“Not Just Coal Miners’ Daughters: Women and Labor Conflict in Appalachia,” Gender Policy Report
"Unraveling the Hidden Black History of Appalachian Activism," 100 Days in Appalachia, reprinted at Salon
"The Appalachian Presence in the Poor People's Campaign," Rewire
"Feminism in the Coalfields: What Appalachians of the 1970s Can Teach Today's Feminists," Rewire
"Women's Movements Against Gender-Based Violence," for Picks and Finds, Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America
"What the Media Misses When It Sees Appalachia as Trump Country," Rewire
"Reasons We Marched," Oxford Eagle (with Amy McDowell)
"Amendment One Would Be Backwards Move," Knoxville News Sentinel
“Mountain Feminist: Helen Matthews Lewis, Appalachian Studies, and the Long Women’s Movement,” Southern Cultures (with David P. Cline).
MEDIA
Book quoted in Jezebel article about the Warrior Met Strike
Quoted in an NPR Music article about Loretta Lynn’s legacy
Guest on Inside Appalachia, West Virginia Public Broadcasting
Quoted in an NPR Music article about Dolly Parton
Quoted in a Politico article
Guest on Essaying, with Tressie McMillan Cottom, to chat Dolly Parton
Guest on the Reckon Podcast, “What Organizing Looks Like in the South”
Guest on the the Trillbilly Worker’s Podcast
Guest on Eastern Standard with Tom Martin, WEKU
Featured in article by Heather Duncan, for Scalawag, “Mountain Justice: Appalachian Women Fought for Justice Long Before They Fought for Jobs”
Guest on Working History podcast with Beth English, “Women’s Social Justice Activism in Appalachia”
Guest on Top of Mind with Julie Rose, “How Women Drove Activism in Appalachia”
Guest on Top of Mind with Julie Rose, “How Labor Unions Changed America”
Book featured in The Cut, “There is a Kind of Feminist Revolution Happening Right Now in Appalachia”