The State of Black South Carolina
The State of Black South Carolina's primary purpose is to improve the quality of life for all South Carolinians. This publication dissects issues facing South Carolinians and advances the discussion on potential solutions. It is required reading for public officials, lawmakers, educators, economic planners, and others who are concerned about improving the quality of life for South Carolinians.
Rethinking Barriers
Wake Up Call
Violence and Denial Frame Youth Gang Stories
Racial Disparities in SC's Juvenile Justice System
A Broken Covenant: SC's Failure to Educate
Academic Achievement Among African Americans
Believing in Possibilities
HIV/AIDS in South Carolina
The Status of Black-Owned Businesses
Urban League News
March 10, 2010 | 2010 Young & Gifted AwardsAbout 600 African-American High School seniors from eight counties were awarded for their achievements during the Columbia Urban League's Young ... More »
February 25, 2010 | Student Achievement to highlight Black History Month CelebrationThe Columbia Urban League for the past 25 years has celebrated Black History Month by celebrating the achievements of African-American students. ... More »
November 18, 2009 | The Pursuit of ExcellenceTo address the rising and disparate unemployment rates among African American men in particular, the Columbia Urban League is partnering with ... More »
"In my view, the issues facing our state cannot be resolved with just a stand-alone effort by the Black community nor will they be resolved through some edict from the White community." Ed Sellers, Chairman, SC Competitiveness Council