A panel discussion will be held to celebrate a new book on South Carolina's first African American female physician.

A new book celebrates the remarkable life of a medical pioneer. Titled “South Carolina’s Matilda Evans,” the volume outlines ...

On a road trip through the sleepy towns and coastal waterways of the region, Tayari Jones uncovers a history more relevant ...

By Bonnie and Bill Neely Gullah-Geechee heritage is unique to South Carolina, and a visit here is a fascinating way to learn ...

South Carolina Humanities, which helps fund museum displays, festivals and more across the state, has lost more than half the ...

What Flanagan understands is that the real story of America includes the story of slavery. He looked around at all the people ...

It seems like we’re headed in the direction where there’s even an attempt to deny that the institution of slavery even existed." ...

Confederate symbols, and their continued valorization, rob us of an opportunity to understand our own rich “people’s heritage ...

It disenfranchised most African-Americans and laid the basis for Jim Crow segregation in South Carolina. There and elsewhere, democracy was subverted, and the human toll, however inexact ...

and the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina — exist with little to no federal or other governmental funding sources. Some already are struggling to keep their doors ...

Clyburn ripped certain media outlets for "capitulating" with an autocrat, seemingly pointing the finger to President Trump.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Following a successful premiere during Black History Month, the International African American ... in North Charleston, South Carolina, founded in 1871 by four freedmen.