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@renzomaxxing: My little confidence boost before I start my day 🦷✨ Colgate Optic White Purple. @Colgate Philippines #ColgateOpticWhite #ColgatePH #SmileWithConfidence #OralCare #TikTokMadeMeBuyIt

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I know people from across the state, across the country, across the WORLD loved Dolly, but to us who were born and raised in Appalachia the admiration for her has truly always just ran even deeper. Society has always pushed people in Appalachia to be shameful of where we come from - implying that we are uneducated, poor hillbillies. People force themselves to lose their accents or ditch traditions that have been passed down from our families. I’ll admit, growing up, I fell for some of the societal pressure from these stereotypes myself. Dolly was never like that. She really represented the heart of Appalachia - the good and the bad. She never forgot where she came from, and she was always proud to be from the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee. She lived the perfect example of the hardships families face in these hills - growing up in extreme poverty, in a small 2-room cabin with 12 people. But then she grew up and showcased the good side of Appalachia too - the part that is humble, that helps their neighbors, and that doesn’t boast. She always took care of the mountains and their people. She donated to victims of the Smoky Mountain wildfires and to victims of Hurricane Helene, made numerous donations to local Tennessee hospitals, and so much more. She led decades worth of bald eagle conservation efforts and advocated for respecting the environment. And of course, her Imagination Library, which provides children under 5 with one free book a month. She felt led to begin this nonprofit because her father was unable to read or write, and she wanted all children to have access to literacy, which historically children in impoverished households have little access to. This is truly just a drop in the bucket for the philanthropic work Dolly did and the amazing mark she left on the world, and I encourage you to read yourself all she did for others. It’s honestly too much to type in a caption, which is really amazing on its own. I just wanted to say - Rest in Peace, Dolly 🦋 #dollyparton #appalachia #tennessee
I know people from across the state, across the country, across the WORLD loved Dolly, but to us who were born and raised in Appalachia the admiration for her has truly always just ran even deeper. Society has always pushed people in Appalachia to be shameful of where we come from - implying that we are uneducated, poor hillbillies. People force themselves to lose their accents or ditch traditions that have been passed down from our families. I’ll admit, growing up, I fell for some of the societal pressure from these stereotypes myself. Dolly was never like that. She really represented the heart of Appalachia - the good and the bad. She never forgot where she came from, and she was always proud to be from the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee. She lived the perfect example of the hardships families face in these hills - growing up in extreme poverty, in a small 2-room cabin with 12 people. But then she grew up and showcased the good side of Appalachia too - the part that is humble, that helps their neighbors, and that doesn’t boast. She always took care of the mountains and their people. She donated to victims of the Smoky Mountain wildfires and to victims of Hurricane Helene, made numerous donations to local Tennessee hospitals, and so much more. She led decades worth of bald eagle conservation efforts and advocated for respecting the environment. And of course, her Imagination Library, which provides children under 5 with one free book a month. She felt led to begin this nonprofit because her father was unable to read or write, and she wanted all children to have access to literacy, which historically children in impoverished households have little access to. This is truly just a drop in the bucket for the philanthropic work Dolly did and the amazing mark she left on the world, and I encourage you to read yourself all she did for others. It’s honestly too much to type in a caption, which is really amazing on its own. I just wanted to say - Rest in Peace, Dolly 🦋 #dollyparton #appalachia #tennessee


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