Recovery informed economic development

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Descrimination does not have to be hate-based. It may be demonstrated in ways that are found in a simple lack of convenience, and in removing hate as a motivation, possibilities for constructive dialogue may develop that can bridge some of the greatest divides in American discourse. A book by Travers Scott, a professor of media and communications at Emory and Henry University explores the motivation of convenience in discrimination. Host Dirk Moore speaks with Travers Scott.

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What makes Southwest Virginia a tourism destination? What tourism assets should be promoted and prioritized for investment? Answers to these and other questions are part of a survey being disseminated by friends of Southwest Virginia to residents of the region. The aim of the survey is to garner information useful to a 10-year strategic plan that serves an initiative called destination Southwest Virginia. Host Dirk Moore speaks about this survey and other tourism research efforts with Katherine Fox. She is the director of regional destination development for Friends of Southwest Virginia.

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