Bluegrass Beat

Home
Archive
About
From the city to the sprawl
From the block to the burbs
 • 
Perry Bacon Jr.
Have conservative voters in states like Kentucky chastened the conservatives on the Supreme Court?
Laura Moyer is a political scientist at the University of Louisville who specializes in studying the American judicial system.
 • 
Perry Bacon Jr.
“I will fully fund public education, including transporting your kid to school.”
Emilie McKiernan Blanton teaches English to 9th graders at Southern High School in Louisville.
 • 
Perry Bacon Jr.
Could tenants unions become a powerful political force in the way that labor unions already are?
The Louisville Tenants Union, which was formed last year, is bringing negative attention to property management companies who treat their residents…
 • 
Perry Bacon Jr.
How religious nationalism is affecting Kentucky, U.S. and world politics
David Buckley is a political science professor at the University of Louisville who specializes in the connections between religion and democracy, both…
 • 
Perry Bacon Jr.
“Race still does matter as an identity and as a way that people experience the world”
After graduating from high school in Lexington, Andrew Brennen headed to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
 • 
Perry Bacon Jr.
How Louisville could become the home of more major companies--and more people who work from their homes
Chris Otts is a reporter at WDRB, one of the tv networks here in Louisville.
 • 
Perry Bacon Jr.
Bluegrass Beat
Bluegrass Beat
Government, Elections and Power in the Bluegrass State

Bluegrass Beat

AboutArchiveSitemap
© 2024 Perry Bacon Jr.
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Start WritingGet the app
Substack is the home for great culture