“I’m not a racist. I’m disrespectful to white and black people equally.” SC Senator Dick Harpootlian
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It is admirable that Governor Henry McMaster has ordered the temporary closure of non-essential businesses amid the Covid-19 crisis. This action will ensure that people are not spending time in places that do not provide services to meet their basic
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(Columbia, SC) — Adair Boroughs, Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress in South Carolina’s Second District, today released her plan to build a robust constituent services system to allow black small-business owners to
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All South Carolina registered voters are eligible to vote absentee in the November 3 General Election. One option is early in-person absentee voting. Richland County residents can apply to vote absentee and
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WIS-TV has selected Allen University as the host site for the first debate for U.S. Senate between Democratic nominee Jamie Harrison and Republican Senator Lindsey Graham. The debate will take place in
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Jesica Mackey wins Richland County Council primary in District 9. Mackey, secured 52% of the vote, while Jonnieka Farr got 48%. The vote tally was Mackey 631 votes and Farr 585 votes.
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(Columbia, SC) ─ Too many in Richland County lack adequate food — and the COVID-19 pandemic has made things worse, The State newspaper reported in April. The pandemic is still with us,
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The MinorityEye will hold the Facebook premiere of it’s Meet the Candidates Virtual Event for Richland County Council District 9 on Friday, September 4, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. This virtual event will
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(Columbia, SC) – Maryann Wright has a vision for the Richland 2 School District. A native of South Carolina, Maryann Wright is ‘Wright’ for the job and with a clear agenda: to
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Rep. Wendy Brawley (D-Richland) stated the following in response to Governor Henry McMaster’s press conference on reopening public schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic: “The Governor’s press conference with the Republican leadership of
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Imagine that the South Carolina Elections Commission decided that voting could only take place by mail-in ballot. Now, let’s imagine that less than 1% of registered voters were provided a ballot. Would
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Johnnie Cordero, Chairman of the Democratic Black Caucus of South Carolina and of the South Carolina Democratic Party’s Affirmative Action Committee for the 2020 SC State Democratic Convention, has filed a lawsuit
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