Charleston massacre survivor Polly Sheppard urges hate crime law
People who want South Carolina to pass a hate crimes law have explained, bargained, and begged Republicans in the state Senate to just hold a debate on the bill.
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People who want South Carolina to pass a hate crimes law have explained, bargained, and begged Republicans in the state Senate to just hold a debate on the bill.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — With the opportunity to make South Carolina the 49th state to...
South Carolina is one of two U.S. states without a hate crimes law.
Supporters have urged South Carolina senators to pass a hate crimes bill in the last eight days they can take action on legislation. Backers of the bill turned Wednesday to one of the survivors of one of the most heinous racist shooting attacks in memory, the 2015 massacre at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, to press their case.