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Narrative

Narrative

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Narrative captures stories of South Carolina through interviews and personal conversations.

Some Narrative interviews were recorded at StoryCorps, a national initiative to record and collect stories of everyday people. Excerpts were selected and produced by South Carolina Public Radio.

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    • The South Carolina photographer who turned a childhood hobby into a historically significant career

      The South Carolina photographer who turned a childhood hobby into a historically significant career
      Feb 19 2026

      Cecil Williams is well-known as a chronicler of the Civil Rights Movement in South Carolina. The photojournalist was born and raised in the town of Orangeburg where he still resides, as does the museum which he built. The South Carolina Civil Rights Museum is home to hundreds of photographs Williams captured that bore witness to the realities of striving for racial equality.
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      4 min
    • A South Carolina nurse experiences the racial integration of the healthcare industry

      A South Carolina nurse experiences the racial integration of the healthcare industry
      Feb 12 2026

      In the early 1950s, Holly Scott enrolled in the Columbia Hospital School of Nursing, which was first established in 1935 as the School of Nursing for Black Students. When it closed in 1965, the school had graduated a total of 401 nurses in its history, including Scott.
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      4 min
    • The famous Civil Rights Movement speech that almost wasn't

      The famous Civil Rights Movement speech that almost wasn't
      Feb 5 2026

      On August 28, 1963, an estimated 250,000 people made their way to Washington, D.C. to demand civil and economic rights for African Americans. In attendance at the March on Washington was Gloria Dreher Eaddy of Columbia, SC, who later became a friend and mentor to Dr. Bobby Donaldson, a professor at the University of South Carolina. They spoke with StoryCorps in 2024.
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      4 min
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