Diploma divide offers big insights into the American electorate
By Andy Brack EDITORIAL A chart that a friend forwarded recently has been top of mind for the whole week. It shows the “diploma divide” – a red/blue graphic of […]
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By Andy Brack EDITORIAL A chart that a friend forwarded recently has been top of mind for the whole week. It shows the “diploma divide” – a red/blue graphic of […]
Read MoreBy Ben Jealous EDITORIAL Recently, I drove from my father’s birthplace in Biddeford, Maine, to my mother’s birthplace in Petersburg, Virginia. Two different towns. Two different states. Two different regions. […]
Read MoreBy Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel Guest Commentary When Amazon cuts 30,000 jobs and Black workers hold nearly 20% of the roles being eliminated while making up just 13% of […]
Read MoreBenedict College is proud to announce a significant and sustained increase in its 4-year graduation rates, reflecting the institution’s ongoing commitment to student success, academic excellence, and transformational impact. Through […]
Read MoreA.C. Flora High School senior Trey Jackson is the first Richland One student to earn a scholarship to play esports in college. Trey received a scholarship to play Rocket League […]
Read MoreSouth Carolina State University inducted 24 scholars into the Dr. Emily England Clyburn Honors College on Thursday, preparing a foundation upon which they will experience intellectual growth, leadership development and […]
Read MoreBy Nate Abraham Jr. Commentary The future of community news will be decided less by technology than by whether communities like ours still believe our stories are worth fighting for. […]
Read MoreThis season, the Eau Claire HS Wrestling Team had two State Qualifiers, including undefeated Regional Champion Mehki Jones. At the Regional Tournament, Mehki Jones captured the title, while Terrell Wood […]
Read Moreties in health care, education, and economic opportunity, and later helped raise funds for Good Samaritan-Waverly Hospital, a first-rate facility for Black patients in Columbia. At the same time, she […]
Read MoreLocal History Makers For more than two centuries, Black women in Columbia have been building institutions, challenging injustice, and reshaping public life. Today, their legacies are finally moving closer to […]
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