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History Press
Language
English

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Subjects
Civil rights, African Americans, Legal status, laws, History, African americans, legal status, laws, etc., African americans, south carolina, Civil rights, united states
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South Carolina

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Civil rights in South Carolina: from peaceful protests to groundbreaking rulings
2012, History Press
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Civil Rights in South Carolina: From Peaceful Protests to Groundbreaking Rulings
2012, Arcadia Publishing
in English
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Cover of: Civil Rights in South Carolina
Civil Rights in South Carolina: From Peaceful Protests to Groundbreaking Rulings
2012, Arcadia Publishing
in English
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Table of Contents

A plumber and a mailman
Black veterans return home
Unequal teacher pay
The law school at South Carolina State College
The right to vote
Unequal education
Desegregating the bus
NAACP members punished
The sit-ins
The Charleston movement
The Columbia movement
The Conway/Myrtle Beach movement
The Florence/Darlington movement
The Greenville movement
The Orangeburg movement
The Rock Hill movement
The Spartanburg movement
The Sumter movement
Clemson, USC, the Citadel and Winthrop integrate
Adding color to the statehouse
Taking seats on the bench
Jim Clyburn goes to Washington
State boards and commissions diversify
Other black elected officials
They also ran
Black democrats and black republicans
HBCUs
The old black high schools
Economic participation
Black newspapers, radio and TV stations
Nongovernmental organizations.

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Published in
Charleston, S.C

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342.75708/73
Library of Congress
KFS2211.5.A34 F45 2012, KFS2211.5.A34F45

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL25307746M
Internet Archive
civilrightsinsou0000feld
ISBN 13
9781609496869
LCCN
2012017154

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