From the booth: Our voting stories
As we celebrate the 103rd birthday of the League and with it the 19th Amendment that gave women the right to vote, we’re collecting voting stories. Read others, submit yours. We’ll keep adding to this post.
SC Leagues come together to LEAD
LWVGC President Susan Bell runs down key takeaways from the state Leagues Education and Advocacy conference in February.
Voting Rights history is Black history
The history of the Voting Rights Act is Black History. And a history whose future is endangered. Learn more and ask our federal legislators to restore the VRA.
Diverting public ed funds to private schools
Break’s over. Time to pick up the phone and call your state senator regarding a bill that would redirect state education funds to private and religious schools. This legislation - a revamp of a similar effort from last session - is likely to pass with the Senate supermajority. But our suggestions will limit the damage.
Member File: Ted Volskay
Meet Ted Volskay, who devotes himself to fighting for the environment.
MLK Day Events
A listing of some Greenville events celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King.
MLK Day: What we fight for
As we celebrate Martin Luther King Day, our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion chair breaks down what those words mean in practice. And why the fight continues.
Boards and Commissions
The application period for Greenville city and county boards and commissions is open. There are several good reasons you should consider applying. Councilwoman and League member Dorothy Dowe explains.
The intersection of race and education across US history
In case you thought the efforts in several states to politicize education were new, Dr. Holly Pinheiro will disabuse you of that notion.
Member File: Don Earl
LWV isn’t just for women. Guys care about defending democracy too. Meet Don Earl.