Culture of Honor and Its Historical Roots in Harlan, Kentucky

Outliers -- Malcolm Gladwell
15/08/2025 10 min Temporada 6 Episodio 1

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This concept explores how a culture of honor, originating from the Scotch-Irish settlers of Appalachia, created a legacy of conflict and violence in Harlan, Kentucky, and similar regions.

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