Who thought it was a good idea in the first place to invite South Carolina Lt. Governor Pamela Evette to deliver the commencement address at South Carolina State University? The students made the right choice by turning down the invitation and moving forward. Sadly, Lt. Gov. Evette seemed to react more like an upset supporter than a public servant. She basically acted as if, since she could not speak at commencement, no one else should be allowed to either. The students alrea

Muzilog Muzik Radio continues expanding its global music reach with the launch of its new “UK to USA Artist Spotlight Series,” a platform dedicated to introducing emerging international talent to listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. The inaugural episode features two rising voices from the United Kingdom’s growing R&B scene, Birmingham-based artist Lyriqé and Manchester singer-songwriter Mimi. The series, conceptualized by Delena Higgins in association with Muzilog Muzik

Anne Marie argues that a recent Supreme Court decision has fundamentally weakened the Voting Rights Act by rendering Section 2 largely ineffective. They explain that the ruling shifts the legal standard from evaluating discriminatory outcomes to requiring proof of intentional discrimination, a standard that is significantly harder to meet. Using a simplified analogy, Anne Marie illustrates how this change allows unfair practices to persist so long as discriminatory intent is