The Public's Radio7h
Rhode Island eighth graders trek south to learn about the Civil Rights Movement
Each winter, eighth grade students at the Gordon School take a trip to Alabama and Georgia to visit historic sites associated ...
SC Senate passes lawsuit reform package. Opinions mixed on its future and what it does.
S.C. Senate passes sweeping lawsuit reform package in attempt to address issues with liquor liability insurance and other ...
South Carolina families sue library system over removal of LGBTQ books
The lawsuit, filed with the assistance of the ACLU of South Carolina, asks a federal court to block county practices of ...
Opinion
Civil Rights Movement Memphis women, Smith, Walk and Crenshaw, made a difference | Opinion
Maxine Smith, Dorothy Truitt Walk and Cornelia Crenshaw were civil rights leaders who challenged injustice and made a difference for all Memphians.
The Dispatch–Argus18h
Stone Lecture to explore civil rights and the Jews of Selma, Alabama
Dr. Amy K. Milligan will present the 2025 Stone Lecture in Judaism at Augustana, “Navigating History: Civil Rights and the Jews of Selma, Alabama,” at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 3, ...
New book festival headlines long list of things to do this weekend
Richland Library's Read Freely Fest runs Friday through Sunday; also on the list: craft beer, mac & cheese, comedy, and lots ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution6d
Ed Buckley, top Atlanta civil rights lawyer, dies after cancer battle
Prominent Atlanta attorney Ed Buckley, whose advocacy for discriminated-against Georgia employees led to landmark civil rights protections nationwide, has died after a battle with cancer. Buckley, 68, ...