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Your Jim Crow Republicans

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On January 25, 2017
The new governor of South Carolina seems nice. S.C. Lt. Gov. Henry McMaster will take his membership in the all-white Forest Lake Club with him to the Governor’s Mansion. A pair of Democrats say the state’s next Republican governor must quit that membership to truly...
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Nineteenth Century Coroner Reports

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On February 20, 2016
This is a pretty amazing digitized collection of 19th century coroner reports from South Carolina, put together by historians at the University of Georgia, which go into great detail about the deaths of individuals. The coroners were investigators of sorts so they wrote a lot...

Slavery and Higher Education

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On October 28, 2014
It's hardly surprising once you think about it, but you probably don't think about it, so it's worth noting the role slavery had in building so many of our older institutions of higher education. Finally, some institutions are becoming serious about remembering that history and...

Say what you will about modern conservatives, but sometimes they are at least unintentionally honest. I’ll say this about South Carolina’s historic education reform: It’s bold. https://t.co/mtqJI7UOq1 pic.twitter.com/IEoTjuAnav— Neetzan Zimmerman.

Denmark Vesey

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On February 26, 2014

2010 broke new ground in Confederate nostalgia arguments--defining Denmark Vesey as a terrorist. Global War on Terror indeed. But there's now a Vesey statue up in Charleston, honoring the man.

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