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A guide to America's musical South

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1W0UiNUe38 From hip-hop and jazz to rock and R&B, this southern route gives you a taster of the very best soundtrack to the southern states. Table of Contents Nashville: The Heart of Country Music Atlanta: A Musical Mixing Pot New Orleans: The Birthplace of Jazz Nashville: The Heart of Country Music Known for its country music heritage, Nashville offers a diverse music scene beyond honky tonks. Ryman Auditorium The birthplace of bluegrass, Ryman Auditorium is a cherished milestone for musicians. Live Music Venues Explore over 180 live music venues in Nashville, showcasing genres from rock to blues. Museums Visit museums like the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to delve into Nashville’s music culture. Atlanta: A Musical Mixing Pot Atlanta hosts a variety of music festivals and venues, blending genres from rock to hip-hop. Music Venues Discover Atlanta’s character-packed neighborhoods through venues like Masquerade and MJQ Concourse. Festivals A

Why America isn't as divided as we think, according to data

Here’s a wild thought experiment: What if we’ve been deceived into thinking we’re more divided, dysfunctional, and defeated than we actually are? Let’s delve into the reality distortion machine that shapes our perceptions. Table of Contents The Reality Distortion Bubble Insights from Data Overlooked Bipartisan Victories Pop Your Reality Distortion Bubble The Reality Distortion Bubble Our perceptions are heavily influenced by social media, cable TV, and tribal political wars, creating a distorted view of reality. While deep divisions exist, many of the extreme views are amplified by a minority. Insights from Data A recent poll shows that Americans, across party lines, agree on fundamental rights and freedoms that are crucial for a functioning society. This data highlights a significant level of consensus amidst the perceived division. Overlooked Bipartisan Victories Despite the focus on political dysfunction, there have been substantial bipartisan successes that often go unnoticed. From