Rednecks

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Battle of Blair Mountain, Rednecks is a gripping historical drama that chronicles the West Virginia Mine Wars of 1920-1921, showcasing a multiethnic coalition of coal miners as they confront mine owners, state militia, and the U.S. government in the largest labor uprising in American history. Through vivid characters like “Doc Moo” Muhanna, a Lebanese American doctor, and Frank Hugham, a Black World War I veteran, the story explores themes of rebellion, friendship, and community amidst violence and oppression. Renowned author Taylor Brown intertwines real-life historical figures, including the legendary Mother Jones and police chief “Smilin’” Sid Hatfield, creating a compelling narrative that highlights the struggle for workers' rights and the enduring spirit of solidarity.