Johnnie Cordero, Chairman of the Democratic Black Caucus of South Carolina and of the South Carolina Democratic Party’s Affirmative Action Committee for
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In today’s political landscape, ally is a word that is probably used too often. But in the case of Adair Ford Boroughs, ally is the only word that fits. Her commitment to the black community has been proven in word
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Uncommon leadership for uncommon times and a new breed of leader for our new era ahead. Leadership is ultimately about identity. We should see ourselves in our leaders. We should hear our
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By: Winston Rogers About a dozen people gathered in front of the United Gas Station and Capitol Liquors at 2013 Harden Street to protest the business after the owner verbally and physically
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(Columbia, SC) – On Thursday, June 11, Amplify Action, the first ever organization focused on voter registration, mobilization and education specifically for Black men, will launch to the public. Amplify Action is
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By: Rosalyn L. Glenn Dear White Men; You are the problem! I appreciate those of you acknowledging how difficult the current environment is, especially for black people. I’m grateful for the awakenings
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Disclaimer: Let me start by saying that this article is not intended to offend or hurt anyone. But my intentions are to shake some things up…to step on some toes…to punch you
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By: Bobby J. Donaldson Curated from: theconversation.com A rusting chain-link fence represents a “color line” for the dead in Columbia, South Carolina. In Randolph Cemetery, separated by the barrier from the well-manicured
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(Charleston, SC) – Joining an inclusive and diverse coalition of supporters, Congressman James E. Clyburn announced his support for Herbert Fielding in his race for Charleston County Coroner. As the House Majority
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(ATLANTA, GA) — I talk with black voters every day, and what I hear keeps me up at night. Their faith in the political system is being eroded by voter suppression and
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Immigrant families in South Carolina face unique challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite paying taxes, these families are not eligible for federal relief funds and many lack access to essential information and services
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(GEORGETOWN, SC) – The Gullah Geechee Chamber of Commerce has issued a Freedom of Information (FOIA) request to Santee Cooper, the state-owned utility regarding its diversity and inclusion practices. “During the February
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