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Allen Univ. receives funding from the

National Park Service“We’re excited to be able to

offer college students as well asmembers of the local commu-nity opportunities to learn moreabout the profound impact thatjournalists like John Henry Mc-Cray had on the development ofthe civil rights movement inSouth Carolina and beyond,”said Dr. Kevin Trumpeter, prin-cipal investigator for the projectand the dean of Arts and Hu-manities at Allen.

also support symposia on thetopic of the black press andcivil rights, journalism work-shops, and the development offree educational resources.“McCray’s use of media to suc-cessfully combat many of the in-justices he witnessed aroundhim offers an inspiring examplethat is relevant to our own his-torical moment,” said Dr.Trumpeter. “He’s really aheroic figure, and this project

will help to preserve and ex-plore the ongoing significanceof that legacy.”

The project, which is titled“John Henry McCray and theRole of the Black Press in theCivil Rights Movement,” willrun from August 2020 until Au-gust 2023.

For more information, con-tact Dr. Kevin Trumpeter at(803) 255-4782 or at  ktrum-peter@allenuniversity.edu.

South Carolina’s civil rightsmovement.The focus of the project will beon the development of educa-tional and interpretive materi-als and public programmingrelated specifically to TheLighthouse and Informer,which was published by SouthCarolina civil rights pioneerJohn Henry McCray in Co-lumbia, South Carolina from1941-1954.

Allen University will receive$43,897 in historic preservationfunds from the National ParkService.The support from the AfricanAmerican Civil Rights HistoryGrant funded by the NationalPark Service, Department ofInterior, will assist Allen insponsoring programming topromote knowledge about thevital role that African-Ameri-can newspapers played in

The grant will provide sum-mer fellowships for students at-tending historically blackcolleges and universities to con-duct archival research ofAfrican-American newspapersand to collect oral historiesfrom South Carolina residentsfocusing on how media cover-age of civil rights issues in theAfrican-American press galva-nized activism in the mid-twen-tieth century. The grant will

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is participating in the SummerFood Service Program. Mealswill be provided to all childrenwithout charge. Acceptance andparticipation requirements forthe program and all activities arethe same for all regardless ofrace, color, national origin, sex,age or disability, and there willbe no discrimination in thecourse of the meal service. Mealswill be provided at all sites asGrab and Go and Parent MealPick up Meals.

City of North CharlestonSummer Food Service Program

Start Date: June 15 – August 07,2020Service Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p. m.SitesArmory Park Community Cen-ter – 5800 Lackawanna BlvdCharleston Farms CommunityCenter – 1633-A Sumner AveFelix Pinckney CommunityCenter – 4790 Hassell AveFerndale CommunityCenter/Gym – 1919 Bolton Ave Gethsemani Community Center– 2449 Beacon StreetHighland Terrance CommunityCenter – 2401 Richardson Drive

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