"We as a people have come a long way, but there is still progress to be made." This may have been the very phrase that ran through the minds of the group of Bulldogs that left the front gate of campus around 4 pm on a cold, cloudy & gray Saturday, to participate in the SGA "March for Progress.
"Scarred Justice: The Orangeburg Massacre1968," a film bringing to light one of the bloodiest tragedies of the Civil Rights era after four decades of deliberate denial, jump started last week's Orangeburg Massacre Commemoration Week. Though few in number, students and faculty all gathered in the IP Stanback Museum and Planetarium to watch the film which brought about a stir of emotions.
"Taking a Stand" the reenactment of the Orangeburg Massacre, opened to a full house and continued to have strong showings at the 3000 capacity Martin Luther King Jr. Auditorium. SC State heroes like John Stroman and Cleveland Sellers were among those in attendance along with Fred Moore, who was the Student Government Association President of SC State College in 1955 and was expelled along with several other student leaders for their pioneering protests against injustices in Orangeburg.
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Everyone is different. Therefore as the future leaders of society, we must learn to be more understanding and respectful towards those who have a strong belief in God and have that desire to date.
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Student in Altercation after Massacre Film A female student was involved in an altercation with another female outside of the I.P Stanback and Planetarium after viewing the film "Scarred Justice: The Orangeburg Massacre1968."
Welcome ladies and gentlemen to Orangeburg's 1st annual Masquerade
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Fred Moore is an unsung hero at SC State University. As student council president at SC State College, he took a stand against the administration of the college in support of the black citizens in Orangeburg and was expelled along with several other student leaders.