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'It changed me;' Charleston man returns from West Bank resolute in human rights advocacy abcnews4.com/news/local/i...
'It changed me;' Charleston man returns from West Bank resolute in human rights advocacy - Read the full interview here: https://bit.ly/3Mst5VY
i recently had the chance to sit down with a local activist who spent a couple of weeks in the west bank in december. long read, but a good one i think. abcnews4.com/news/local/i...
wrote about venezuela w some interesting insight from @macdeford.bsky.social
thanks!
Link to @matthewthall.bsky.social 's great opinion from July related to this that I quoted: www.thestate.com/opinion/arti...
Took a crack at explaining SC’s somewhat unique process for vetting judges - something that’s generated lots of fun discourse on here about lawyer legislators and the “trial lawyer lobby.” Welcoming thoughts on this one! abcnews4.com/news/local/s...
20 inmates have died in Charleston County's jail alone over the last decade, most of them in the last 5 years
A group of local organizers gathered in downtown Charleston to rally against fascism and the influence of billionaires in politics "in the Lowcountry and beyond" Saturday.
Want to know more about making a more resilient Lowcountry? To read the entire Rising Tides deep dive, click here:
News 4 went all over the Lowcountry to see firsthand how people in all walks of life are impacted by climate change and how they are adapting to it. "Rising Tides: Making a More Resilient Lowcountry" is now available to watch online here: youtu.be/R5vYeeTcAeg
An incredible amount of work went into getting this made. Tune in!
Noor Abdalla was eight months pregnant when her husband, Mahmoud Khalil, was arrested, in March. She hasn’t seen him since, and now has a one-month-old son.
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Congressman Clyburn is needed in DC tomorrow for a critical vote.
Tomorrow’s West Ashley Town Hall will be rescheduled to a later date.
Also, Senator Tedder and I have a joint Town Hall coming up in June. Announcement dropping soon.
I got to meet Ken Burns today. Story here: tinyurl.com/355x7kdh
Fmr SC Gov. Nikki Haley, who endorsed Trump twice, criticized his administration Tuesday morning after it appears ready to accept a $400 million Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet from the Qatari royal family, saying she believes accepting gifts from foreign nations implies the President "can be bought."
Rep. Jim Clyburn told reporters last week that giving up his House seat would mean giving up his life. DNC vice chair David Hogg criticized that sentiment Friday, arguing that the decision is up to constituents, not representatives like SC's sole House Dem.
With mere days remaining before most of this year's General Assembly work wraps up, Rep. Wendell Gilliard continues pressing lawmakers to pass legislation to establish stronger penalties for crimes motivated by hate.
With the South Carolina Board of Education voting to remove 10 more books from public school libraries Tuesday afternoon, the Palmetto State now leads the nation in the number of state-mandated school book bans.
President Donald Trump’s justification for the use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport members of Tren de Aragua does not align with information contained in a newly declassified intelligence memo.
Writer Mosab Abu Toha holding a copy of his book "Forest of Noise" in the Democracy Now! studio in October 2024.
Palestinian writer @mosababutoha.bsky.social has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his essays about life in Gaza during Israel's genocidal military campaign, which has killed dozens of his relatives.
Watch our interview with him from late last year: www.democracynow.org/2024/10/25/m...
The Omar interview here was conducted by @mehdirhasan.bsky.social in 2018. It got clipped and passed around MAGA Twitter again over the weekend without the context, of talking about Trump targeting Muslims in the name of preventing violence.
My latest on the Elbit Out of SC coalition's recent demonstrations:
Smart Growth America's Dangerous by Design 2024 lists the Charleston-North Charleston metro area as the ninth most dangerous areas for pedestrians. Memphis, Tennessee topped the list with a pedestrian fatality rate of over five per 100,000 people for the 2018-2022 time period.