Southern Exposure is an award-winning print journal and magazine published by the Institute for Southern Studies, publisher of Facing South, from 1973 until 2011. Southern Exposure earned a national reputation and won several awards, including a National Magazine Award and two George Polk Awards, for its writing and investigative reporting on a broad range of political, economic, and cultural issues in the South.

Vol. 11 No. 3 - May/June 1983
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10th Anniversary

  • In the Beginning

    Former editors of Southern Exposure give a personal view of its “early history”

    2

  • Encyclopedia of Southern Life & Change

    Excerpts lifted virtually word-for-word from the best of ten years of Southern Exposure

    15

  • Institute Staff and Our Sustainers

    Introducing the current staff and a new program for our readers

    132

  • Messages From Supporters

    Goodwill and information on useful services/products from our friends

    134

  • Letters From Our Readers

    168

  • Southern News Roundup

    Chattahoochee park on Watt’s hit list; South’s Congressional delegation single biggest obstacle to change; West Virginia utility reformers win; and more

    169

  • Readers Corner

    Reflections on Appalachia’s “in-between” generation, by Garry Barker

    172

  • Voices of Our Neighbors

    Electoral action by progressives in Connecticut, by Marc Miller

    173

  • Resources

    Handbook for the ’80s; citizen’s guide to oil and gas leasing; grassroots fundraising; what if the plant closes?

    174

  • Facing South

    “Go catch me a fish,” by Joseph Hufham

    175

  • Voices From the Past

    Let’s start a magazine, by Bob Hall

    176
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