The court order and the directive assured hundreds of voters that their votes would count.
The court order and the directive assured hundreds of voters that their votes would count.
Dec 26, 2020
2020 Year in Review: Campaigning for Policing Reforms in the Charleston County Sheriff’s Race
Charleston County voters chose a platform that will address head-on the disproportionate burden our system places on Black, Brown, Indigenous, and poor people.
Charleston County voters chose a platform that will address head-on the disproportionate burden our system places on Black, Brown, Indigenous, and poor people.
Dec 22, 2020
2020 Year in Review: Holding Police Accountable for Violence Against Protestors
There is a stark difference between the image and reality of law enforcement in South Carolina. Seven months after numerous law enforcement agencies brutalized people protesting police brutality in Charleston...
There is a stark difference between the image and reality of law enforcement in South Carolina. Seven months after numerous law enforcement agencies brutalized people protesting police brutality in Charleston...
Dec 21, 2020
2020 Year in Review: Advocating for Disability and Workers’ Rights
Across the nation, nursing homes with predominantly Black and Latinx residents are twice as likely to suffer the impacts of COVID-19 as those with predominantly white populations.
Across the nation, nursing homes with predominantly Black and Latinx residents are twice as likely to suffer the impacts of COVID-19 as those with predominantly white populations.
Dec 19, 2020
2020 Year in Review: Launching our Organizing Team
This year has shown us that in order to shift power and create true accountability, we must meaningfully invest in community organizing. The ACLU of SC is proud to be a small part of the movement for an...
This year has shown us that in order to shift power and create true accountability, we must meaningfully invest in community organizing. The ACLU of SC is proud to be a small part of the movement for an...
Dec 18, 2020
2020 Year in Review: Protecting Incarcerated People from COVID-19
COVID-19 has laid bare the longstanding inadequacies of South Carolina’s prisons and jails. Under this system, approximately 30,000 people are caged each day and night.
COVID-19 has laid bare the longstanding inadequacies of South Carolina’s prisons and jails. Under this system, approximately 30,000 people are caged each day and night.