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Narrative: A South Carolina survivor of domestic violence shares her story (opens the original)
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This episode of Narrative is in honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which is observed each year during the month of October to support survivors, educate communities, and work toward ending relationship abuse. According to the South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (SCCADVASA), more than 30 thousand cases of intimate partner violence are reported each year in our state. Olivia’s case is among those. She came to South Carolina ETV and Public Radio’s
Narrative: The South Carolina photographer who turned a childhood hobby into a historically significant career (opens the original)
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Cecil Williams is well-known as a chronicler of the Civil Rights Movement in South Carolina. The photojournalist was born and raised in the town of Orangeburg where he still resides, as does the museum which he founded. The South Carolina Civil Rights Museum is home to hundreds of photographs Williams captured that bore witness to the realities of striving for racial equality. In 2024, Williams joined University of South Carolina history professor Bobby Donaldson at StoryCorps to share the origi
Narrative: Beaufort Stew for the Soul (opens the original)
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Irene Tyson and Reba Campbell have been friends for nearly 40 years. They met while living in Washington D.C. Both women have ties to the South: Tyson hails from Mississippi while Campell’s roots are in South Carolina. Over time, their bond became even stronger after Tyson and her husband invited Campbell and her fiancé to join them in a small supper club. The gatherings drew both the Tyson and Campbell families closer together, and the meals shared brought a taste of home to their communal tabl
Narrative: a South Carolina farmer teams up with Harvest Hope to help fight hunger (opens the original)
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Since it was first established in 1981, Harvest Hope Food Bank has grown to help feed hungry South Carolinians across 20 counties. The food it distributes not only comes from food drives and financial donations, but also from partnerships with local farmers, like Willie Capehart. Capehart grew up on his grandmother’s small farm in North Carolina where his lived with his disabled father and his two sisters. His grandmother, a retired teacher, helped foster Capehart’s love of agriculture, and ensu
Narrative: a South Carolina husband and wife shed light on the ‘second shadow’ of suicide (opens the original)
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Today’s Narrative honors Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. In addition to turning to family, social connections, and healthcare professionals, calling or texting 988 is also available to anyone who is feeling overwhelmed or in emotional pain. A real person answers every call, text, and chat any time of day or night. Thackston Freed was strikingly handsome, excelled in sports, and according to his older brother, Fielding, “had loads of friends.” But privately, Thackston struggled with severe so
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