Charleston activism is not a new concept in the Lowcountry with roots stemming from the Civil Rights Movement. On April 1, 1960, twenty-four students from Burke High School orchestrated the … Continue reading Remembering History: The Charleston Movement
Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories
This year’s theme of Women’s History Month is “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.” In the Lowcountry, local women share their narratives of black female liberation through various forms of … Continue reading Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories
International Women’s Day: On the Fringe of Change
International Women’s Day is a holiday observed on March 8th to bring awareness to the achievements and challenges of the women’s rights movement. Matters such as gender equality, reproductive rights, … Continue reading International Women’s Day: On the Fringe of Change
A Gullah Gallery: An Ode to Charleston’s Black History
When thinking about black history, we often reflect on those who came before us. In a city like Charleston, the spirit of the Gullah community is alive through everyday customs … Continue reading A Gullah Gallery: An Ode to Charleston’s Black History
9 Facts You Should Know about Local Hero, Septima P. Clark
"I believe unconditionally in the ability of people to respond when they are told the truth. We need to be taught to study rather than to believe, to inquire rather … Continue reading 9 Facts You Should Know about Local Hero, Septima P. Clark