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The ProTruth South Carolina Coalition was formed to ensure that our children learn an accurate history of our country and state so they can grow up to be informed and engaged adults. More info: https://www.protruthsc.org

Senate Bill 508 will be discussed tomorrow (Tuesday, March 17, 2026 3:00 p.m. in Room 105 of the Gressette Building). The bill prohibits any updates, including updates to improve the historical accuracy, to historical monuments. 1/

First of a series of slides on S. 508. The slides feature examples of monuments in SC that could use context. Under the bill, organizations other than the state legislature will not be able to add additional context. BildBildBild

The committee is now moving to S. 692, the school voucher bill. At the end of discussing the “bathroom bill,” a large group including several “Moms for Liberty” shirts immediately left the rooms 10/

A Senate education committee will meet 2/19 to discuss amendments to South Carolina’s existing school voucher law. Please contact members of the committee before 2/18 to urge them to amend the existing law by… 1/5

Screenshot of the agenda for the 2/19 meeting of the SC senate ed committee.

My National Book Award-winning novel Last Night at the Telegraph Club was banned statewide in South Carolina because it includes descriptions of "sexual conduct." Why are book banners so scared of sex? I wrote about this in the @scdailygazette.com today. scdailygazette.com/2025/05/08/w...

An author responds: Why is sex so scary to book banners? • SC Daily Gazette

Commentary from Malinda Lo, the author of one of the books the State Board of Education ruled must be pulled from K-12 library shelves.

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I was really hoping SC would rethink its horrible book banning law but they did not. Today, Last Night at the Telegraph Club joins 9 more books that are banned statewide in South Carolina, making SC the #1 state in statewide bans, with 21 titles banned overall. This is a travesty and a tragedy.

kelly jensen@heykellyjensen.bsky.social · 2y ago

Sorry to harsh the vibe: South Carolina just voted to ban 10 more books from all public schools across the state. This makes South Carolina the leader in state-sanctioned book bans. The decision happened fast, and it put incredible power into the hands of ONE parent. bookriot.com/south-caroli...

Subcommittee members said they received more than 70 messages about this bill. Let's keep them coming. You can submit your comments on H. 4123 to this email address, and your message will go to all 5 subcommittee members: HJudAICyberSpecialLaws@schouse.gov