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Taw Caw Missionary Baptist Church-Summerton, South Carolina

Taw Caw Missionary Baptist Church-Summerton, South Carolina

The historic Black congregation was founded after the Civil War when newly freedmen and women wanted to worship separately from the white church that they were forced to attend with their enslavers. Many members of the congregation came from the local Taw Caw Plantation, so named because the Taw Car River runs near the property. The original part of the church building was constructed in 1859…

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South Carolina Passes Bill to Maintain School Segregation Six Years After Brown v. Board Decision Struck it Down

On May 13, 1960, six years after Brown v. Board of Education, South Carolina’s legislature passed a bill to preserve school segregation and stall Black citizens’ attempts to integrate public schools using the authority of federal courts.

On the last day of the 1960 legislative session, South Carolina lawmakers voted for a bill that, on its face, repealed language that declared the state would provide funding to “racially segregated schools only.” However, as local media accurately reported, the legislation was a “maneuver to thwart integration by the fiction of seeming to give in a little to it.” The bill did nothing to change another state law that mandated the closure of any school for white students that admitted a Black student. The bill also left in place provisions requiring racial segregation on school buses and in cafeterias.

In 1951, state lawmakers established the South Carolina School Committee, the first of its kind in the country. Despite its seemingly neutral name, the committee was composed of state legislators and members appointed by the governor and conducted “enormous research” during the 1950s and 1960s to identify ways to circumvent the Constitution and keep schools segregated. The press regularly referred to the group as a “segregation committee,” seemingly reflecting knowledge of its true purpose. During the 1956-1957 legislative sessions, the committee's work led South Carolina lawmakers to pass the law restricting state funding to “racially segregated schools” and to also design a school-choice policy that allowed the state to continue operating all-white schools.

Committee members also designed this 1960 repeal bill as a way to “fight integration suits while in no way relaxing restrictions on the mixing of the races.” Legislators and other members of the Committee feared that keeping laws that included explicit language that mandated segregation would enable aggrieved Black students to successfully challenge South Carolina’s racist policies in federal court. By removing the plain language of segregation, the Committee aimed to keep Black plaintiffs “languishing for years” in state court by depriving them of the strong evidence of discriminatory intent, while still achieving the same result: segregated schools. Representative Joe Rogers of Clarendon County, South Carolina, a member of the Committee, publicly endorsed the new legislation and assured ardent segregationists that South Carolina was “as resolute as ever” in maintaining racial apartheid.

South Carolina Governor Ernest Hollings also applauded the legislation repealing the explicit segregation language, declaring it a move to “bolster, rather than to weaken, the state’s rigid stand against mixing the races in public schools.” However, lawmakers and the governor delayed signing the bill into law, since federal intervention was not yet actively enforcing desegregation in the state. In August 1960, the Committee reported that public schools remained “orderly” and segregated, and Governor Hollings let the bill quietly die. In 1961, as South Carolina faced the loss of federal education funding due to its insistence on maintaining racial segregation, the Committee revived the bill and Governor Hollings signed it into law in July 1961. School desegregation did not begin in the state for another two years.

The massive resistance campaign that white communities waged against efforts to desegregate public schools in the U.S. was largely successful in delaying implementation of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling in the South. Until the fall of 1960, every single one of the 1.4 million Black school children in the five states of the Deep South attended segregated schools. By the start of the 1964-65 school year, less than 3% of the South’s Black children attended school with white students, and in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina, that number remained substantially below 1%. In 1967, 13 years after Brown was decided, a report by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights observed that white violence and intimidation against Black people “continue[d] to be a deterrent to school desegregation.” Learn more in EJI’s report, Segregation in America.  

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My little brother stood quietly beside his desk with a magnifying glass in his hand.

I looked at him from the splintered frame of our kitchen door where I was standing.

He turned slowly, ln deep thought, and looked at me through the lens of the glass.

His magnified eye was astonishingly big and earthily brown, as big as the whole, wide world and as brown as the turned ground in the fields around our farm.

“Carver, why you up?,” I whispered. “It’s the middle of the night.”

“I cain’t sleep,” he whispered back.

“What you doin’?”

“I’m studyin’ a tomato.”

Sure enough, there was a sliced tomato on his desk, each slice looking very much like the wheels on Daddy’s wagon.

“Did you know,” he asked, “That tomatoes come from the Andes Mountains 'round Peru in South America? And that they're fruits and not vegetables 'cause they’re ripened flower ovaries and contain seeds? And that they're good for your heart?”

I walked over to him and knelt down beside him.

I turned his magnifying glass around and looked into his eye.

I saw clearly the parts of his eye that my teacher taught me at school, the colored part that is the iris and the black part that is the pupil.

But it was Carver who taught me how these parts work together to help us see.

“Carter,”he asked, “Did you know if we divided our brains into five parts, a little more than three of those parts would be used for seeing?

There’s a thin layer on the inside of the eyeball.

It’s the retina.

Nobody could see into the retina until microscopes were invented.

When people looked inside the retina for the first time, they found millions of tiny cells called rods and cones.

Those rods and cones find rays of light and turn them into signals for optic nerves.

The optic nerves send these signals to the brain, and it turns them into pictures.

‘Cause of the way lenses work, the picture is upside down.

The brain turns it right side up.

Idn’ that amazing?”

“Yeah,” I marveled, “It's amazing. And, you know what? So are you.”

He taught me the parts of the eye that helped him see the world as everyone sees it.

In that moment, though, deep in the dark of night, I tried to see the parts that I didn’t understand, the parts that woke my brother up in the middle of the night to study a tomato while our corner of the world slept, the parts that helped him see the world as only Carver could see it.

But those parts remained hidden from me.

I gently put my arm around his shoulders and held him close to me.

“I got you, little buddy,” I whispered. “I got you. And I always will.”

- Trevor Scott Barton, Carter and Carver, 2023

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Today In History

Althea Gibson, the first African American Wimbledon champion, was born in Clarendon County, SC, on this date August 25, 1927.

Althea Gibson developed a love of tennis at an early age, but in the 1940s and ‘50s, most tournaments were closed to African Americans. Gibson kept playing (and winning) until her skills could no longer be denied, and in 1951, she became the first African American to play at Wimbledon. Gibson won the women’s singles and doubles at Wimbledon in 1957 and won the U.S. Open in 1958.

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Bayard Rustin (March 17, 1912 – August 24, 1987) was a leader in social movements for civil rights, socialism, nonviolence, and gay rights.

He worked with A. Philip Randolph on the March on Washington Movement to press for an end to racial discrimination in employment. He organized Freedom Rides, and helped to organize the SCLC to strengthen Martin Luther King Jr.’s leadership and teach about nonviolence; he served as an organizer for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. He worked alongside Ella Baker, a co-director of the Crusade for Citizenship, and before the Montgomery bus boycott, he helped organize a group, called “In Friendship,” amongst Baker, George Lawrence, Stanley Levison of the American Jewish Congress, and some other labor leaders. “In Friendship” provided material and legal assistance to those being evicted from their tenant farms and households in Clarendon County, Yazoo, and other places. He became the head of the AFL–CIO’s A. Philip Randolph Institute, which promoted the integration of formerly all-white unions and promoted the unionization of African Americans. He served on many humanitarian missions, such as aiding refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia. At the time of his death, he was on a humanitarian mission in Haiti.

He was a gay man and due to criticism over his sexuality, he acted as an influential adviser behind the scenes to civil-rights leaders. He became a public advocate on behalf of gay causes, speaking at events as an activist and supporter of human rights.

He joined other union leaders in aligning with ideological neoconservatism, and President Ronald Reagan praised him. President Barack Obama posthumously awarded Rustin the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

As a student at Wilberforce, he was active in several campus organizations, including the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. He was expelled from Wilberforce after organizing a strike and attended Cheyney State Teachers College. Cheyney honored him with a posthumous “Doctor of Humane Letters” degree.

Higher Ground Productions, founded by Michelle and Barack Obama, announced the production of Rustin, a biopic about his life. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence #omegapsiphi

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The Monroe County Courthouse

The Monroe County Courthouse in Clarendon, Arkansas is a beautiful monument to turn of the century architecture, built on the White River in 1911 as the judicial base camp for the eastern county of Arkansas. It’s undergone more than its fair share of hardships over the years, but it was one particularly dreadful incident that led to the haunting of the Monroe County Courthouse.

Clarendon, AR was incorporated in 1859, long before the courthouse was built. It was county seat of Monroe County some years longer than that, but it wasn’t until 1911 that the Monroe County Courthouse was finally completed.

The magnificent structure was designed by Charles L. Thompson, a notable architect of the area, and cost a grand total of $118,000 to build – quite the expense in those days. A few months shy of its one hundredth anniversary, the judicial shrine is easily the most remarkable of all landmarks in Clarendon. In 1976, it was honored with an official listing on the National Register of Historic Places.

For all intents and purposes, the Monroe County Courthouse is the same as any other. It is the hub of judicial business for county, where locals visit almost every day for their legal documents, notaries, property registration, titles and of course criminal hearings. It was one such scandalously unlawful incident that led to the Monroe County Courthouse haunting.

The courthouse, and more specifically the basement, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Ernze Mabel Orr, better known as “Mabel”. It all started quite a few years before the courthouse was even built, when Mabel and her husband John Orr made their first trip to Clarendon, Arkansas.

The Orr’s were a husband and wife duo of comedy and opera performances. In 1893, John and Mabel Orr visited the small town of Clarendon to take stage at the local opera house, they fell in love with the quaint nature of the town and decided to make it their permanent home.

The Orr’s soon returned and purchased a large home in Monroe County. They took in a number of servants, all of African-American descent, and it wasn’t long before the servants discovered the dark secret of the Orr family.

John Orr was a cruel husband who often abused his wife. Whenever his temper flared, he would lash out, beating her relentlessly. Mabel was terribly distraught by her husband’s behavior, but in those days, it was almost unheard of to seek legal aid for an abusive relationship, and doing so was likely fruitless anyhow. Instead, Mabel joined forces with the servants.

One of her female servants helped Mabel to mix up a ‘hoodoo’ potion or spell of some sort intended to kill the brutal Mr. Orr. It did not work, and the abusive treatment continued, but Mabel was not ready to give up yet.

This time, Mabel was receiving the assistance of four servants; three men and one woman. Together, they conceived a plot that involved the murder of John Orr by gunshot. It is not exactly proven whether they actually went through with the plan, but a short time later, John Orr was shot and killed under mysterious circumstances.

It wasn’t long before word of the plot got out. A lynch mob stormed the home, taking Mabel Orr and her four conspiring servants to jail. They were all sentenced to hang on the Monroe County Courthouse lawn.

The night before the hanging was to take place, the sheriff took mercy on Mabel Orr, proffering an overdose of morphine. Mabel accepted the escape from a publicly humiliating execution and died that night in her basement jail cell. The other four conspirators were hung the next morning on the Monroe County Courthouse lawn.

Legend has it that Mabel’s mournful cries can still be heard emanating from the basement of the courthouse, haunting all who are unlucky enough to hear them. The ghosts of her conspirators are said to haunt the Monroe County Courthouse via inexplicable lights that appear near the levee, where their bodies were carried from the lawn to the river for burial.

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Things to Keep in Mind before Hiring Locksmith Services San Francisco

If you have a car door lock issue, you should select a reliable, nearby Locksmith Services San Francisco that can offer the required solutions. Selecting the apt company is essential for any lock kind of lock maintenance, repair, or emergency lockout situation. A professional Locksmith San Francisco is a security issue for your residence or place of work. Make sure they are competent, and skilled, and provide top-notch service. Of course, you want to pay the worker fairly.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of unskilled locksmiths out there that frequently deceive people. So, how can you search for a perfect locksmith? Here are a few things you must remember before hiring a Locksmith Services San Francisco.

Make a list of the locksmith services you require in San Francisco

Identifying the locksmith service you require should be your first step. When hiring Locksmith Services San Francisco, you should confirm that they can handle the necessary assistance. Typical requests include:

● The installation of mechanical or electronic locks at buildings both residential and commercial,

● changing the locks or rekeying them,

● Replacing locks, creating duplicate keys,

● replacing key fobs and electronic access cards,

● setting up, upgrading, and maintaining high-security business locks and doors

● fixing a keyless, biometric, or access control system's components,

● Answering emergency calls in the event of unintentional lockouts or damaged locks.

Seek those who can deliver the service.

Next, find a list of nearby locksmiths by performing an online search or consulting a local directory. Identify the services each supplier provides and reduce your options to a few in your area. To find out which businesses offer particular locksmith services you require, contact them or check their websites. Some Locksmith Services San Francisco only handles residential, business, or emergency calls.

If the service you need does not require isn’t immediate, we suggest finding out which locksmith companies in San Francisco can schedule someone to come at a time that works for you.

Find Out Which Locksmith Services Are Included.

Your homeowner's insurance, business insurance policy or membership in an automotive organization can pay for lock installation, repair, or lockout services. They might have a list of healthcare professionals who offer members a discount if they aren't insured.

Verify that the business you choose is protected by any insurance you may have or any memberships you may have in organizations like L.E Locksmith Services. To be eligible for full coverage, pre-authorization is occasionally required. To learn the important actions, contact your membership club or insurance provider.

Request a price estimate for the services.

Following that, you should ascertain the cost of the service. Make sure the locksmith's written quotation reflects any memberships you may have that provide coverage or savings. Ensure to verify that all applicable fees and charges are included in the quotation. Don't forget to request a written copy of the requested quotes.

To Conclude

Always go for a professional locksmith, whether it is for a Car Key Replacement San Francisco or a regular update.

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Best Methods to Get Car Key Replacement San Francisco

Have you recently lost your keys? And are you searching for an affordable and quickest way to replace your car keys?

If yes, then you have landed on the right blog. Through this blog, we will look into the best car key replacement options.

To get your car key replaced at much lower prices. If you want to look into car key replacement issues, you can go through our blog and cover the cost of keys.

Best Options for Car Key Replacement San Francisco

1. Auto Locksmith

An auto locksmith is a person who is qualified to deal with car key replacement. Hiring an auto locksmith is the cheapest way to replace a car key in San Francisco. Auto locksmiths will have advanced equipment to replace and change different types of keys.

A faster option for Car Key Replacement San Francisco is to hire an auto locksmith, which is the easiest option. Companies that deliver auto locksmith services have modern tools worth over $1000 that are effective for nearly all models and car makers.

How can an auto locksmith help?

An Auto Locksmith San Francisco can assist you with other things besides key replacement. If you somehow get locked out of your car, an auto locksmith can help you open the car door and with other things, such as:

Car Key Replacement San Francisco: If you do not have the original set of keys with you, you can go for their replacement.

Copy vehicle keys: In such cases, you can offer a spare car key.

Repair keys: A professional Auto Locksmith San Francisco can repair car key damage.

2. Car Insurance Provider

Car keys can be expensive. Many times, car keys do not get covered by insurance companies. If you want your car insurance company to cover key replacement or change, you need to ask for the same specifically. Also, keep in mind that claiming your car key's insurance can reflect on the claiming bonus.

3. Vehicle Breakdown Service

Roadside assistance services can assist with car key replacement depending on the vehicle. Depending mainly on the breakdown service- the correct key coding can keep you waiting for a long time.

Auto Locksmith San Francisco is the fastest and best option due to the vehicle diagnostic. Breakdown services utilize an auto locksmith to conclude the work- so go directly to the locksmith. Roadside assistant service providers do not possess the expertise that an auto locksmith has in dealing with particular keys and lock types handling.

4. Franchised Car Dealership

Hiring your car dealership can be the most expensive option and can much more time in comparison to an auto locksmith. Unlike the Auto Locksmith San Francisco, car dealers cannot have the specialist equipment and might not be able to visit. In many cases, a lot of car dealerships use the services of auto locksmiths. Auto locksmiths have all the necessary key programming and diagnostic tools on-site.

5. Local Garage

Local garage services can be costly as most of them use diagnostic equipment. Garages may not have the required special key coding equipment that is needed on-site but an auto locksmith carries it.

In tricky situations, you may not be able to locate a garage that can genuinely help with a car replacement. Your best option is to hire the services of a Locksmith San Francisco, CA.

Not So Best Options for Car Key Replacement San Francisco, CA

1. Residential Locksmith

A residential locksmith is an expert to fix a home’s key issues. They might not be the best option when it comes to having your car key replaced or fixed. It is advised to hire an auto locksmith for car-related key problems.

To Conclude

Car key replacement and fixation can be done easily by an expert auto locksmith. You need assistance from a professional who can undertake any challenge and offer you a fast solution.

 Easy Locksmith 24/7 can help you with issues revolving around car keys replacement and fixation. A seasoned Auto Locksmith San Francisco, CA- providing services such as Easy Locksmith 247 can guide you and offer you a reliable option.

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