Generations after the Great Depression, Kansans still define themselves and rural communities largely in the same terms their grandparents and great-grandparents once used — "hard-working, close-knit, loyal and faithful." But the dynamics have changed. Fewer Kansans are growing up on farms. More than 70 percent of Kansans now identify themselves as living in urban communities.… Continue Reading Dirt Grit and Jello Salad

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