Blacks continue to vote for their own demise
By Raynard Jackson During the past couple of months, I have undertaken an informal experiment with many of my friends who are media appointed leaders of all the top Black […]
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By Raynard Jackson During the past couple of months, I have undertaken an informal experiment with many of my friends who are media appointed leaders of all the top Black […]
Read MoreMarch is Social Work Month — a time to celebrate the heart, strength, and dedication behind the profession. We are proud to be social workers. We are proud of the […]
Read MoreBy Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel When Amazon cuts 30,000 jobs and Black workers hold nearly 20% of the roles being eliminated while making up just 13% of the workforce, […]
Read MoreBy Tracey Miller As a nurse practitioner in Spartanburg, I run a family primary care practice serving adults across our community. My job is simple: help patients stay healthy, treat […]
Read Moreother psychological, economic, and social challenges. We serve in child welfare agencies; veterans and military settings; services for older adults; inpatient and outpatient health and mental health facilities; schools; social […]
Read MoreMUSC Health-Orangeburg has named Matthew M. “Matt” Medley, as its new chief executive officer. Medley officially began his role on March 9, following a thorough search process shaped by input […]
Read MoreCongressman James E. Clyburn (SC-06) announced at the South Carolina Democratic Party Headquarters that he will seek reelection to South Carolina’s 6th Congressional District. “Earlier today, I signed paperwork – […]
Read MoreBenedict College proudly announces that Center for Financial Advancement® (CFA) Scholars represented the institution at Experian’s 2026 #IYKYK (If You Know, You Know) Pitch Competition, held at Experian’s North America […]
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