USC College of Education celebrates 150 years of Reconstruction in Normal School exhibit
The school helped African-American teens become classroom teachers.
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Read MoreResidents were made to move in 1968 to make way for the Carolina Coliseum.
Read MoreThe responsibility to make HIV care accessible doesn’t always fall on the government. Nonprofits and other organizations do the most HIV testing and treat the most patients.
Read MoreSix decades after USC was desegregated, the university broke ground on a monument to honor the first three Black students who enrolled for classes after Reconstruction.
Read MoreUSC is one of many schools teaching the historical importance of hip-hop and its culture.
Read MoreLocal artists in the Midlands can now pursue a career in animation professionally with the opening of Roc Bottom Studios.
Read MoreThe Luminal Theater in Columbia is showing Black films around the Midlands and providing opportunities for independent filmmakers.
Read MoreColumbia’s grand matriarch of African martial sciences, Mama G, and her students discuss the practice amid its success in major films.
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