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Conversation and storytelling to bridge the partisan divide

By Salena Zito
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Conversation and storytelling to bridge the partisan divide

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The great American tradition of storytelling has deep roots in the rolling hills and deep hollers of Appalachia.

The folks in places like this seem particularly prolific at telling stories about their town or village and the people who came before and settled the land, or made it better, prospered, and wove together the tapestry that is the area today.

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