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SC African American History Calendar by AT&T; Honoring notable African American achievers in SC history, one month at a time. Download your 2015 Calendar today!

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  1. 14 hours ago

    This date 1963: Gov Donald Russell holds first integrated inaugural reception in SC history

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  2. Jan 14

    Born Charleston 1943: Harvey Gantt, 1st African American admitted to University & 1st black mayor of Charlotte, NC.

  3. Jan 12

    Joseph “Smoking Joe” Frasier born 1944, Beaufort, SC. Became Olympic gold medalist & heavy weight champion

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  4. Jan 11

    Honoring Durham E. Carter, educator,community leader,founder Waverly Neighborhood Assn

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  5. 19 Nov 2015

    Presidents of 3 colleges w/ pres SCAT&T, 27th Calendar Unveiling

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  6. 31 Aug 2015

    1885: Edwin DuBose Heyward, author of Porgy was born in Charleston,

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  7. 28 Aug 2015

    1963: Sumter NAACP chair James T. McCain serves as a key organizer for March on Washington

  8. 25 Aug 2015

    1927: Althea Gibson, 1st black Wimbledon champion born in Clarendon County, SC

  9. 18 Aug 2015

    1939: R&B/soul singer Maxine Brown, born in Kingstree, SC

  10. 12 Aug 2015

    1963: Columbia merchants announce removal of segregation signs from fountains, restrooms, etc.

  11. 29 Jul 2015

    1963: Trustees agrees to comply w/ the order to desegregate

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  12. 21 Jul 2015

    1940: Congressman James Clyburn was born in Sumter, SC

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  13. 14 Jul 2015

    1929: Dr. Noble P. Cooper, 1st AfAm accepted to born Columbia, SC

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  14. 10 Jul 2015

    1875: Mary McCleod Bethune, "The First Lady of The Struggle” born Mayesville, SC

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  15. 6 Jul 2015

    1868: SC House became 1st & only legislature to have a black majority, 87 blacks/40 whites

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  16. 5 Jul 2015

    1947 SC native Larry Doby signed to . 1st Af-Am to play & hit in

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  17. 3 Jul 2015

    Dr. David Rivers Public Info/Outreach works to reduce health disparities

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  18. 29 Jun 2015

    1937: James R Clark, M.D., expert on sickle cell anemia, founder Columbia Area Sickle Cell Anemia Fndn (CASCAF) born

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  19. 24 Jun 2015

    1954: Sarah Mae Flemming, AfAm domestic, hit by bus driver for sitting in front of bus & removed

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