New Book Alert: 101 African Americans Who Shaped South Carolina edited by Dr. Bernard Powers

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Dr. Bernard Powers talks his new book 101 African Americans Who Shaped South Carolina, the new International African American Museum, & spiked eggnog at library parties with Curtis Rogers for … Continue reading New Book Alert: 101 African Americans Who Shaped South Carolina edited by Dr. Bernard Powers

Carolina-Barbados Connection Symposium, November 13th and 14th

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This fall marks 350 years of the historical connection between Carolina and Barbados, representing migration from Barbados and the beginning of slavery in Carolina. This symposium will commemorate this connection … Continue reading Carolina-Barbados Connection Symposium, November 13th and 14th

November 14th: Lecture (Advanced Citizenship and Voting Rights: Enlightening the Black Electorate) and Membership Meeting

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Agenda 1:00 p.m. Lecture: Advanced Citizenship and Voting Rights: Enlightening the Black Electorate by Dennis Muhammad, ESQ  2:15 p.m.: Membership Meeting Register by using the form below The Zoom information will … Continue reading November 14th: Lecture (Advanced Citizenship and Voting Rights: Enlightening the Black Electorate) and Membership Meeting

October 25th at 6pm Presentation on the History of Violence Against the Black Church

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  Dr. Anthony Greene (African American Studies) will give a lecture on the history of violence toward the black church, from 16th Street Baptist to Mother Emanuel.  6pm, via Teams: https://bit.ly/2TaRVKP.  … Continue reading October 25th at 6pm Presentation on the History of Violence Against the Black Church