May 16, 2018
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1:32Now PlayingEast Tennessee State University professor Tom Lee teaches a class about the South's influence on national culture in the 1970s. He highlights the political importance of the region during Jimmy Carter's presidential campaign, notes the shift in migration to the South, and the rise of NASCAR and country music.
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