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Race relations in South Carolina through history and change
The article traces long racial tensions from slavery to integration and recent progress. It cites leaders like Jim Clyburn and Hilda Kenner, notes economic gaps and education disparities, and recalls Confederate symbols, migrations, and interracial families amid a state with a divided legacy and ongoing challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
McCain
Ku Klux Klan
Columbia
State House
U.S
Jim Clyburn
South Carolina
Clyburn
Charles Towne Landing
James Moore
St. Augustine
Fla
Moore
John Locke
Carolina
Hilda Kenner
W.T. Andrews
Thom
Kristie Avison
Socastee
Myrtle Beach