Historical images
– African Passages - Ashley River Corridor's sites of importance
– Slave relics
– South Carolina's Equalization Schools - 1951-1960 new schools were constructed to provide "separate but equal" education for African American students in an attempt to prolong the desegregation of public schools - click on underlined school names to view picture
Heritage, Not Hate? - article on slavery, Reconstruction, the KKK, lynching, and Jim Crow
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