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#4 The History of Charlotte & the Rise of the New South City w/ Thomas Hanchett
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#4 The History of Charlotte & the Rise of the New South City w/ Thomas Hanchett

The Road to Now · Benjamin Sawyer

June 6, 201652m 4s

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Show Notes

Bob and Ben speak to Thomas Hanchett (former Curator of the Levine Museum of the New South) about the history of Charlotte and the rise of the "New South" cities following the Civil War. Dr. Hanchett discusses the ways that city, state, and federal policies have shaped Charlotte as it is today, as well as the ways that new patterns of migration and development are changing what it means to be "southern." Dr. Hanchett also places the controversy surrounding North Carolina's HB2 in historical context.

Recorded May 31, 2016 at the Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte, North Carolina.