Rural America
Young rural voters feel unseen by political leaders
In rural America, Gen Z and millennial voters grapple with economic hardships like rising prices and limited opportunities, feeling overlooked by politicians. Personal stories from Virginia, Alabama, and Pennsylvania highlight their frustrations as they approach a pivotal role in future elections. By 2028, these generations are projected to form more than half of the electorate.
Rural doctors confront shortages and health misinformation
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In rural America, physician shortages exacerbate the spread of health misinformation, straining doctor-patient relationships. Oncologist Dr. Banu Symington in Wyoming describes hostile encounters with patients distrustful of vaccines and science. Experts warn that these challenges are shortening lifespans in underserved areas.