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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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 lawn of the neighboring white graveyard, lies the
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They were South Carolinians sent into the bloody trenches of World War I. They came out as heroes – having earned 146 individual citations for bravery and eventually a Congressional Medal of
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Forest Acres Elementary School’s new principal is the first Black principal in the School District of Pickens County since the district desegregated more than 50 years ago. Ashley Anderson-Murray has been leading Forest
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(Columbia, SC) – Columbia Housing’s Central Office Building at 1917 Harden Street is preparing for a facelift and will use Columbia-based company G & C General Contractors, owned by Pervis Gibson to
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Allen University director of athletics, Dr. Jerome Fitch named Toccara Tatum as the new Head Women’s Basketball coach. Toccara Tatum, a native of North, South Carolina, is bringing her talents home to
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Board seals deal for James E. Clark to lead the university for another two to four years ORANGEBURG, S.C. – The SC State University board of trustees unanimously approved the terms of
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The MinorityVoice is a 24/7 streaming radio broadcast produced by TME Media Group. Created as a unique place for business owners, community activists, and the politically engaged. The broadcast streams podcasts, discussions,
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Mitch Landrieu’s E Pluribus Unum (EPU) announced its inaugural class of UNUM Fellows, including South Carolina’s own Byron Gipson, Solicitor of the Fifth Circuit, Richland and Kershaw Counties. The cohort of 14
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Morris College, a historically black college in Sumter, was recently awarded an educational assistance grant of $1,679,210 by the United States Department of Education. The money will be dispersed over a five-year
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