"Heritage" or history?

South Carolina uses "temporary" budget amendments to create lasting policy without a transparent process.

The women say they guided agents through the emergency, later raising concerns about medical protocols, weapons safety and accountability.

The columnist Jamelle Bouie argues that the Trump administration’s immigration policy has more in common with ethnic cleansing than actual immigration enforcement.

Content warning: This piece discusses child sexual abuse and other types of child mistreatment.

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There is a massive measles outbreak spreading rapidly in Upstate South Carolina.

This morning I shared that Beaufort Schools was considering five books due to a parent complaint from Ivey Szalai, who previously challenged 96 books in the district.

For instance, the new law doesn’t require the state to report how many recipients were already enrolled in private school. This data would help answer one of the most hotly contested questions surr…

The first reason that we want to cite is to give credit to people’s original ideas and works.

In the film, a government film censor can't look away from the things she thinks no one else should see.

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The SC Department of Education seems to have quickly moved to pacify M4L.

A retrospective on the troubled series ahead of the upcoming film revival.

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The ACLU of South Carolina had the privilege of hosting two legal interns this summer. Today on the blog, we’re highlighting their contributions and asking them to share a little bit about what they

(Someone must have slandered Josef K., for one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was arrested.)

Banned across America, and soon in South Carolina?

The State Board of Education bans an additional ten books from all public schools.

A diverse group of legal scholars flash red warning lights about the future of America.

Why are some politicians and organizations obsessed with rooting out so-called “sexual content”?

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For the first time, there was significant discussion and even dissent during a Full Board meeting considering book challenges.

For the first time, there was significant discussion and even dissent during a Full Board meeting considering book challenges.

Vouchers— as the term is used to describe any of the various schemes to divert public funds to private schools— are unpopular across political parties.

And why are anti-public school activists so into it?

Committee members and staff are not required to read the books before banning them.

Some families seem to have used the money for homeschooling despite that being illegal, the Education Oversight Committee report said