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Students at a historic HBCU in South Carolina protested their school’s choice of commencement speaker, the right-wing lieutenant governor of the state.
South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette once again responded a day after being removed as the commencement speaker at South Carolina State University.
In a statement released Tuesday, university President Alexander Conyers said the school decided “to move in a different direction” for commencement.
The university president announced the decision yesterday, prompted by student opposition to Evette’s stance on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives.
State representatives sent a letter to Ways and Means Committee Chair Bruce Bannister calling for the cut funding from South Carolina State University after the school rescinded its invitation to Lt.
Students complain she support Trump, opposes DEI South Carolina State University disinvited its commencement speaker, the state’s Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette, following backlash from
South Carolina State University announced Wednesday evening that South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette will no longer speak at the school's spring commencement.
People took to the South Carolina State House on Friday for protests as part of May Day.