Independent thinking expressed intelligently
[This column by Steve Bailey was first published in the Post and Courier and is reprinted here with the permission of the author.] One campaign ends and another begins. Or does it? The next time Charlestonians go to the polls will be in a year to elect a mayor. And unlikely as it may seem, […]
These are some of the posters that I saw at the Women’s March in Charleston. We began at the Women’s and Gender Studies office at the College of Charleston and walked through the rain to Brittlebank Park. And a bonus photo with the Hack’s own Steve Bailey in Washington, D. C.
[Once again the Glebe Street Hacks is honored to reprint Steve Bailey’s column that originally ran in the Post and Courier. I meant to post this earlier, but the hurricane and evacuation interrupted those plans.] Donald Trump loves to see his name on his properties — often in large, gilded capital letters. And he has made […]
Colbert King wrote a column recently for the Washington Post about the decline of black Republicans. Quoting a Wall Street Journal-NBC poll, he said that “just 7 percent of blacks called themselves Republicans.” Twenty years ago, when Bob Dole ran for president against Bill Clinton, 15% of African Americans were Republicans. Just 7 percent today? Honestly, I am […]
Thoughts on the great work of the Charleston Area Justice Ministry.
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