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Nearly 60 years after the University of South Carolina desegregated, they are recognizing the role of the school's first three Black students admitted with a statue in their honor.
USC's first Black students registered on September 11, 1963. 60 years later, USC is building a monument to honor the three.
The University of South Carolina commemorated the 60th anniversary of desegregation with an observance at the site where a monument will be placed in early 2024 to honor the three Black students who enrolled six decades ago.
The University of South Carolina, the state's largest university, celebrated the 60th anniversary of its racial desegregation by breaking ground for a statue honoring the three students who integregated USC.
While many across the Midlands honored fallen heroes of 9/11, the University of South Carolina honored the great sacrifice of three heroes who desegregated the school when they enrolled on