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- 2012017154 contributor B12446942.
- 2012017154 created "2012.".
- 2012017154 date "2012".
- 2012017154 date "2012.".
- 2012017154 dateCopyrighted "2012.".
- 2012017154 description "A plumber and a mailman -- Black veterans return home -- Unequal teacher pay -- The law school at South Carolina State College -- The right to vote -- Unequal education -- Desegregating the bus -- NAACP members punished -- The sit-ins -- The Charleston movement -- The Columbia movement -- The Conway/Myrtle Beach movement -- The Florence/Darlington movement -- The Greenville movement -- The Orangeburg movement -- The Rock Hill movement -- The Spartanburg movement -- The Sumter movement -- Clemson, USC, the Citadel and Winthrop integrate -- Adding color to the statehouse -- Taking seats on the bench -- Jim Clyburn goes to Washington -- State boards and commissions diversify -- Other black elected officials -- They also ran -- Black democrats and black republicans -- HBCUs -- The old black high schools -- Economic participation -- Black newspapers, radio and TV stations -- Nongovernmental organizations.".
- 2012017154 extent "188 p. :".
- 2012017154 identifier "9781609496869 (pbk.)".
- 2012017154 issued "2012".
- 2012017154 issued "2012.".
- 2012017154 language "eng".
- 2012017154 publisher "Charleston, S.C. : History Press,".
- 2012017154 spatial "South Carolina".
- 2012017154 subject "342.75708/73 23".
- 2012017154 subject "African Americans Legal status, laws, etc. South Carolina History.".
- 2012017154 subject "African Americans South Carolina History.".
- 2012017154 subject "Civil rights South Carolina History.".
- 2012017154 subject "KFS2211.5.A34 F45 2012".
- 2012017154 tableOfContents "A plumber and a mailman -- Black veterans return home -- Unequal teacher pay -- The law school at South Carolina State College -- The right to vote -- Unequal education -- Desegregating the bus -- NAACP members punished -- The sit-ins -- The Charleston movement -- The Columbia movement -- The Conway/Myrtle Beach movement -- The Florence/Darlington movement -- The Greenville movement -- The Orangeburg movement -- The Rock Hill movement -- The Spartanburg movement -- The Sumter movement -- Clemson, USC, the Citadel and Winthrop integrate -- Adding color to the statehouse -- Taking seats on the bench -- Jim Clyburn goes to Washington -- State boards and commissions diversify -- Other black elected officials -- They also ran -- Black democrats and black republicans -- HBCUs -- The old black high schools -- Economic participation -- Black newspapers, radio and TV stations -- Nongovernmental organizations.".
- 2012017154 title "Civil rights in South Carolina : from peaceful protests to groundbreaking rulings / James L. Felder.".
- 2012017154 type "text".