Hillbilly, una elegía rural: Memorias de una familia y una cultura en crisis

Hillbilly, una elegía rural is a powerful and passionate account of a declining social class in America - the working-class white population.

J.D.

Vance tells the story of a community that has been slowly deteriorating for over forty years, with his own family serving as an example of this decay.

Through the author's grandmother, mother, and absent father, Vance paints a vivid picture of the hopes, struggles, and conflicts of these forgotten Americans.

Despite their resentment towards the system and tendency towards violence, alcoholism, and drug abuse, they have managed to elect Donald Trump as President of the United States.

This book is both a moving memoir and a cultural critique that sheds light on the plight of America's working-class whites.