The Milkweed Ladies Carlos B. Vega How tribalism shuts down open-minded

How tribalism shuts down open-minded thinking

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The Milkweed Ladies Carlos B. Vega How tribalism shuts down open-mindedThe Milkweed Ladies is written out of deep affection for and intimate knowledge of the lives of rural people and the rhythms of the natural world. It is a personal account of the farm in southern West Virginia where poet Louise McNeill's family has lived for nine generations. The Milkweed Ladies is filled with memorable characters an herb gathering granny, McNeill's sailor father, her patient, flower loving mother, and Aunt Malindy in her "black