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Wednesday headlines: Emanuel AME shooting survivors again push for state hate crimes bill - Charleston City Paper

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South Carolina is one of only two states without a hate crimes law. Those in favor of the bill cite an increase in reported hate crimes as well as online forums where hate groups note the state's lack of a hate crime law. The bill has already passed the S.C. House, and the Senate subcommittee passed it Tuesday.

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The HeraldThe Herald

Charleston church shooting survivors confront SC senators to urge passage of hate crimes bill

“South Carolina is a great state, so we should act like a great state,” said Polly Sheppard, one of two 2015 Charleston church shooting survivors who urged senators on Tuesday to act on hate crimes legislation.

1 year ago·Rock Hill, United States
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The StateThe State

Charleston church shooting survivors confront SC senators to urge passage of hate crimes bill

“South Carolina is a great state, so we should act like a great state,” said Polly Sheppard, one of two 2015 Charleston church shooting survivors who urged senators on Tuesday to act on hate crimes legislation.

1 year ago·Columbia, United States
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The Island PacketThe Island Packet

Charleston church shooting survivors confront SC senators to urge passage of hate crimes bill

“South Carolina is a great state, so we should act like a great state,” said Polly Sheppard, one of two 2015 Charleston church shooting survivors who urged senators on Tuesday to act on hate crimes legislation.

1 year ago
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Survivors of Emanuel AME shooting plead to state senators to pass Hate Crimes Bill

With a majority vote of 15 to 8 in the South Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee, the Hate Crimes Bill is now on its way to the South Carolina Senate floor, a m

1 year ago·Charleston, United States
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Charleston City PaperCharleston City Paper

Wednesday headlines: Emanuel AME shooting survivors again push for state hate crimes bill - Charleston City Paper

Two survivors of the 2015 racist massacre at the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston that killed nine told a group of state senators Tuesday that South Carolina’s lack of a hate crimes law is an insult to their suffering. The post Wednesday headlines: Emanuel AME shooting survivors again push for state hate crimes bill appeared first on Charleston City Paper.

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