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South Carolina State Included in Minority Business Development Agency HBCU Grant

NFL star Josh Norman names new endowed scholarships in honor of two Coastal Carolina University professors

Public Charge Rule Undermines Human Rights, Harms Families and Communities

For the First Time in History, Two African Americans will Hold Top Leadership Positions in Congress at the Same Time

Rosanell Eaton, Queen Mother of Voting Rights, Dies at 97

Hiram Revels: The First Black Senator

Tennessee Tribune Publishers Recognized Among 10 Most Powerful African Americans

AARP Poll: Majority of caregivers with family suffering from dementia, spend less time with friends

Tri-County News (Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester)

SC Works Trident Deploys Rapid Response Effort for 626 Unemployed After Largest Regional Layoff in Recent History

BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Extending Customer Service Hours Ahead of ACA Deadline

Tips for Driving and Securing Your Home During Wintery Weather

Public Meeting December 13 for Cooper River Marina Site Conceptual Master Planning

The Charleston Branch NAACP Announces Election Results of Branch Leadership for 2019-2020

Charleston County School District Student Named Read Your Way to the Big Game Contest Winner

Tia Clark’s “Go Crabbing with a Charleston Native” recognized as one of the top Airbnb Experiences in the world

Charleston VA Offers Free Flu Shots for Veterans

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Film Review: Kevin Hart Kills In New Stand-Up “What Now?”

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Despite Cancellations Moja Festival Was a Success, Say Coordinators

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Film Review: Ava DuVernay Tackles Mass Incarceration and More in “The 13th”

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Film Review: The Birth of a Nation

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Black Films and Artists Triumph at 2016 Toronto International Film Festival

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Drug War’s Horrors and Unsung Heroes Clash in Riveting POV Documentary ‘Kingdom of Shadows,’ Premiering Monday, Sept. 19, 2016 on PBS

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Award-Winning African-American Playwright David Lamb’s New Novel Wins Pacific Book Awards Prize as 2016’s Best Fiction

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New Report: People of Color With and Without Disabilities Absent from Film

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Film Review: Miss Sharon Jones!

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Breathing Life into a Song

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Charleston County Public Library announces photo casting call

Master Planning public meeting July 20 for West Ashley’s Old Towne Creek County Park

Baptist Hill Raising Funds for Athletic Uniforms

The Special Needs Prom To Be Held August 18

Preserve The Gullah presents ‘GEECHEE GALA: An Archival Fundraiser’

Comedian Trevor Noah Takes Over North Charleston PAC September 22

Live from the Underground to Return on July 22

The Charleston Rhizome Collective to host multi-media installation at City Gallery July 22-August 27

Special Needs Swim Nights continue July 15 and 29

The Charleston Friends of the Library Host John’s Island Book Sale

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