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Introduction : Southern Images in Popular Culture, by Alison SladeAn Acceptable Stereotype: The Southern Image in Television Programming, by Alison Slade and Amber J. NarroAn Ethical Inquiry of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour's Appropriation and Commodification of Redneck Culture, by Mark GlantzHip Hop, Commerce, and the 'Death' of Southern Black Manhood, by Franklin FortsThe Rise, Fall, and Rise of the Kingfish

How Southern Politicians are Successful in the Face of Overwhelming Stereotypes, by Kevin Unter, John Sutherlin, and Joshua StockleyMagnolias and Manufacturing: Southern Imagery In Mississippi's Promotional Publications, 1945-1955, by Burt BuchananRecognizing the Past, Celebrating Change: The "Mississippi Believe It!" Campaign Redefines the South, by Wendy Atkins-SayrePoor as Job's Turkey: Back to the Land as a Rhetoric of Authenticity in Foxfire's Appalachia, by Jason WaiteThe Trivialization of Traditional Souther Religion in the Film The Grass Harp, by Michael P. GravesCollege Football Fanaticism and Online Communities: A Reflection of Football as a Religious Experience in the South, by Alison Slade and Dedria Givens-CarrollBibliographyAbout the Contributors.