Hicklib

"Hicklib", being a combination of "hick" and "liberal", and is used to refer to liberals that live in rural areas of the United States, namely the Southeast. Hicklibs exist for two reasons, a historical one and a practical one.

Historically, Jeffersonianism, an Egalitarian, Agrarian, Democratic ideology was most prevalent in the South among farmers during 1790s to 1820s. While a long gone ideology, it still lingers in modern day Southern Republican ideology. The most important effect of Jeffersonian thought is Anti-Elitism, which fuels the "folksy" kind of class resentment parroted by hicklibs, and more recently suburbanite Republicans.

Practically, hicklibs exist because rural areas shelter White people from the realities of living in a multiracial environment and how that affects suburban and urban populations. They don't understand why borders need to exist because they've never interacted with an immigrant before. If they are Appalachian, they are probably on government assistance too.

The term "hicklib" is a portmanteau of "hick" and "liberal." It is sometimes used informally to refer to individuals who hold liberal or left-leaning political views but may come from rural or less urban areas. The term can carry a connotation of someone who embraces liberal ideologies despite living in a region where conservative viewpoints are more prevalent. It's worth noting that this term is not widely used and can be seen as derogatory or dismissive, so it's important to use language that is respectful and avoids stereotypes when discussing political beliefs.