Tag: women
Politicians are talking abortion – but they’re not the only ones
South Carolina organizations are lobbying to protect reproductive rights as legislators rework a bill that would prohibit almost all abortions.
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UofSC law school alumna continues to advocate for women’s rights
Vickie Eslinger, a S.C. attorney and a Columbia City of Women honoree, continues to advocate for women’s rights.
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Brehanna Daniels jumps over barriers to make NASCAR history
Brehanna Daniels, a former Norfolk State basketball standout, is making history as the first black woman to go through NASCAR’s pit crew development program.
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Local baker will showcase talent on national bake stage
Joi Roberts, a Columbia-based baker and owner of Joi Filled Delights, will take her baking talents to national television later this month.
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For this family, running has become a generational sport
For 12-year-old Jais Ward, running has become a generational sport.
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Sports media opportunities changing for women
More women are moving into the once male-dominated world of sports media.
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South Carolina women react to Kavanaugh-Ford Senate hearing
Women in South Carolina are speaking out about the Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford testimonies and hearings.
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2018: The year of the political woman
South Carolina statistically has fewer women in legislature than the national average. A couple representatives weighed in on what it’s like to run for office as a woman, and encourage other women to take the step.
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#WhatSheSaid Project helps women tell their stories out loud
Women are finding their voices – and telling their stories – at #WhatSheSaid events.
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SC State Museum held a birthday celebration for 90 y/o Drink Small, local blues musician present for the birth of Blues in Columbia. Reporter Kris McQueen followed the event.
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