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Part Two of Two-Part Series: Private Facility Offers Clues for Rethinking Stubborn Challenges in U.S. Incarceration

Memories of Jonestown Massacre Leave Haunting Memories, but Important Lessons During 40th Anniversary

SC State Research Aims to Reduce Health Risks for Rural SC Farmers

NAACP Calls Mississippi Candidate Hyde-Smith’s Hanging Comments “Sick”

Power of the Gavel: Five Black Caucus Members Set to Chair Committees in Congress

The Battle for Florida and Georgia Could End in Recount

Stacey Abrams: ‘It ain’t Over until it’s Over’

Silicon Valley Investors Visit Claflin University to Discuss Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurism at HBCUs

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Belle Hall Elementary Raises Over $80,000 in 12 Day Fundraiser

Charleston County Public Library’s Human Library Series: Meet Law Enforcement Officers

The Race and Social Justice Initiative Now Accepting Applications for 2018–2019 Student Leadership Award

Homelessness Among Veterans Down 6 Percent in Charleston Since 2017 and 21 Percent Since 2011

Damon L. Fordham and Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg Come Together for Living Your Truth Conversation at Mt. Zion AME

SOL Southwest Kitchen & Tequila Bar Turns Five and Teams Up With My Sister’s House to “Party with a Purpose”

Charleston County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Seeking Seven Community Representatives

Bonds-Wilson High School Alumni Association Announces Rueben Smith Scholarship Award Recipients

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Salis to Release Country Rap Tunes Album on March 16

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New African-American Network “The Dream Network” Set to Launch in Detroit

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Tracy Morgan Teaming Up with Jordan Peele on Comedy Pilot for FX Networks

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In OLD SOUTH, a young fifth generation funeral director, Hope Iglehart is fighting to preserve what’s left of her African-American neighborhood

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UK Directors of Color Also Seeking Better Opportunities in the USA

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EbonyLife Film’s FIFTY, now available on Netflix

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Prudential partners with the American Black Film Festival and Acclaimed Actress Tasha Smith to bring acting workshop to Newark residents

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Matt Monday Confirms Release Date for “Filthy” Album

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Award-Winning Screenwriter Uses Crowdfunding Campaign to Change Hollywood’s Ideal of Beauty to Include PLUS-SIZE women

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Film Review: The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution

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Charleston Branch NAACP To Host Town Hall, General Meeting Thursday

Magnolia Gardens’ History Fair returns with expanded program

Yappy Hour series kicks off April 27

Registration Open for 18th Annual Race for The ARK in Summerville

Gay Bingo Returns to Charleston as Fundraiser for Lowcountry AIDS Services

Charleston County Public Library June 2017 Program Lineup

Chaquis Maliq’s Resilience Eludes Death Tour 2017

The Charleston Friends of the Library Host That Summer Book Sale

BCD Council of Governments invites public to help update regional long-range transportation plan

Fourth Annual Ellington Elite Youth Football Camp to take place in Moncks Corner

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