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Black women, critical to a Democratic win in South Carolina in 2020, are less motivated to turn out and expressing concerns for Biden-Harris campaign in 2024.
The documentary film, “‘On Ma' Journey Now’ - A Family's Journey from Enslavement to Artivism,” will premier Saturday as part of the S.C. Humanities Festival. It features an oral history by Orangeburg resident Dr. Yvette McDaniel.
The mission is to unite people, organizations, and businesses located along the I-95 corridor to push for criminal justice reform in these communities.