Black churches mix gospel and politics in renewed push
The Rev. Ronnie Brailsford and Bishop John Hurst Adams say black churches are renewing political roles amid affirmative action debates and fears of fiscal conservatism. Scholars note a historic rise in black political leadership, while leaders insist the church will drive moral engagement and voter participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ronnie Brailsford
Bethel Ame
John Hurst Adams
African Methodist Episcopal Church
South Carolina
David Bositis
Joint
Center For Political and Economic Studies
Washington
Bosi
Quayle Attacks Clinton At GOP Fundraiser In South Carolina
Former Vice President Dan Quayle blasted President Clinton at a GOP event at Snee Farm Country Club in Mount Pleasant. He accused Washington leaders of lacking character and said the administration interferes with Kenneth Starr's investigations into Whitewater and Paula Jones. He credited Reagan for the healthy economy and hinted at a 2000 presidential bid while joking about being out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Dan Quayle
Clinton
Washington
Country Club
Bob Peeler
Quayle
Kenneth Starr
Whitewater
Paula Jones
Ronald Reagan
Vernon Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sociatea Press
Tis
United States
Joint Center
Adams
Devel
Oped
Brailsford
Church
Peggy Bishop
Blasts Clinton
Oval Office
Snee Farm
Floyd & Greene Jewelers
Goldman-Kobler
Arthur Court
Floyd
Cree
AUCTI
Ucho
Aiken & North Augusta
Houndslake CC
Aiken, SC
Campbell Towne Landing
Sudiow Crossing
Woodside
the Woodlands
Governor Aiken Park
Summerplace
den Eulalie Sallay & Co
Pad Rire
Paull
Ron Grooms
Dean Nunn
Waresines
America
Incw
Aiken Area
Steamusa
Ged Aces
Neo
Business and Education Building
USC Columbia
USC Aiken
Karen Morris