Tag: women
Title IX recognitions to continue after mishap at football game
There is more to the story of the female athletes who were yelled at to get off the field during USC’s Saturday game.
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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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Unity can make a difference for women in STEM
Women preparing for scientific careers find mentors and friendship in organizations devoted to STEM fields.
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Breaking the code for women in STEM careers
It’s Women’s History Month and Carolina News & Reporter profiled five women in STEM fields who are leading research projects and serving as role models to a younger generation.
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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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Based on a compensation analysis McMaster initiated, the latest budget provides $40 million in new dollars for law enforcement recruitment and retention pay raises.
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