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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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 that be legal? One doesn’t need a law
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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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The partnership seems unlikely in 2020. Black Lives Matter South Carolina, whose members helped organize Columbia protests in May that escalated into violence beyond their control, and the Richland County Sheriff’s Department,
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South Carolina state senator Marlon Kimpson will be one of the speakers at this year’s Democratic National Convention. Senator Kimpson will be one of 17 up-and-coming Party rock stars, who will be
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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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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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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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My mother was 16 when she had me. Back then, she had to drop out of school to take care of me — to make sure that I was well-nourished and had
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(Charleston, SC) – Today, Herbert Fielding – a lifelong resident of Charleston and co-owner of Fielding Home for Funerals – announced that he would be running for Coroner of Charleston County. In
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