Civil rights in South Carolina
Subtitle: from peaceful protests to groundbreaking rulings
By: James Felder
Publisher: History Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Charleston, S.C
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781609496869
Subjects: Civil rights; African Americans; Legal status, laws; History
Table of contents: title: A plumber and a mailman; title: Black veterans return home; title: Unequal teacher pay; title: The law school at South Carolina State College; title: The right to vote; title: Unequal education; title: Desegregating the bus; title: NAACP members punished; title: The sit-ins; title: The Charleston movement; title: The Columbia movement; title: The Conway/Myrtle Beach movement; title: The Florence/Darlington movement; title: The Greenville movement; title: The Orangeburg movement; title: The Rock Hill movement; title: The Spartanburg movement; title: The Sumter movement; title: Clemson, USC, the Citadel and Winthrop integrate; title: Adding color to the statehouse; title: Taking seats on the bench; title: Jim Clyburn goes to Washington; title: State boards and commissions diversify; title: Other black elected officials; title: They also ran; title: Black democrats and black republicans; title: HBCUs; title: The old black high schools; title: Economic participation; title: Black newspapers, radio and TV stations; title: Nongovernmental organizations.