When the Sirens Blow North, the South Goes Silent

This week, Pittsburgh took a gut punch from Mother Nature. Tornadoes — not something this region ever expects — ripped through our city. Four dead. Half a million without power. And the silence from the rest of the country, especially the red states we so often show up for, is deafening.

We work southerners don’t

This isn’t just a weather event. It’s a …