Richland One School District marks the end of an era with leadership transitions, reflections on progress, and calls for transparency.

Discover the unfolding scandal within Richland One School District, where allegations of nepotism, misconduct, and a lack of accountability.

Explore the dark history of racial and gendered oppression in America, examining how laws enabled white men to exploit enslaved Black women

Uncover the brewing tensions within Richland County School District One as Superintendent Ellen Weaver obstructs progress

Explore the impact of book bans on libraries, education, and free expression in Tayler Simon's 'Liberation is Lit' via CUBNSC.

Disillusionment at the Richland County Democratic fundraiser reveals deep divides, as disconnected leadership alienates the Black community.

Blacks for Trump: Taking the Wooden Nickel Over Biden’s Civil Rights DOJ – As the 2024 election nears, Black voters face a choice...

Howard University Alumni celebrate their 10th Anniversary Soiree and Scholarship Fundraiser in Columbia, SC, supporting first-year students

Join the inspiring story of the Prisma Health Midlands Foundation’s 34th annual Walk for Life & Famously Hot Pink Half Marathon + 5K

Discover how Black leaders take action to educate communities and bridge the gap in South Carolina politics. Learn more on CUBN's blog.

Discover how your support can keep CUBN open to all. Unite for free speech and help maintain a platform for diverse voices.

Richland School Board candidates clash at the Wylie Kennedy Foundation forum, battling it out on key issues shaping the future of education.

Fired up for Justice, Fired up for Peace!" The NAACP Freedom Fund Gala honored leaders and amplified voices for justice, equity, and unity.

Explore the nuanced history of poor white southerners in the antebellum South, debunking the myth of white unity over slavery.

Former teacher Jessica Wright, now vice president of the Florida Freedom to Read Project, argues that PragerU's content is misleading.

Today’s event at Benedict College sought to inform young black voters about their power and potential.

SC Supreme Court blocks plan to use $32M in COVID-19 aid for private school tuition, citing a violation of the state’s “no-aid” clause.