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Local 15 union meeting with Marie Hodges and Nan Carter, Charleston, South Carolina, ca. 1950s, courtesy ofGeorgia State University, Southern Labor Archives.

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USS Niagara, artwork by Clary Ray, courtesy of the U.S. Navy.

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Untitled, painting by Pedro Rodriguez.Pedro Rodriguezis an artist, art therapist,teacher,and community activist in Charleston,South Carolina. Hisvivid paintings incorporate multidimensional elements and emotion, and explore Latin American heritage.

Unraveled from "The Things We Carry," Sonya Clark, photograph by Taylor Dabney,Charleston, South Carolina, 2015, courtesy of the Gibbes Museum of Art.

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Una parte emerge y una parte se sumerge, pintura de Maribel Acosta, Charleston, Carolina del Sur, 2013.Acosta es una artista, educadora, directora teatral y miembro activo de la comunidad. Su arte encapsula temas relacionados con la comunidad, la migración y el Lowcountry.

Un presente que evoca un pasado en otra latitud, pintura de Maribel Acosta, Charleston, Carolina del Sur, 2013.Acosta es una artista, educadora, directora teatral y miembro activo de la comunidad. Su arte encapsula temas relacionados con la comunidad, la migración y el Lowcountry.

The South Carolina Gazette, October, 1763, Charleston, South Carolina.

The Philosophy of Secession, A Southern View, by Leonidas W. Spratt, Charleston, South Carolina, February 1861, courtesy of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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The Parvenue, May 1945, courtesy of Parvenue Collection,Avery Research Center.

The Cotton Mills of South Carolina: Their names, location, capacity and history, News and Courier, 1880, courtesy of the South Carolina Historical Society. The pamphlet was published for the Department of Agriculture of the state of South Carolina, by order of the Board of Commissioners.

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