each case we keep making progress. we came to far to stop now. we have to keep going forward. and so that s why all the energy we have in this courtroom, we have to take to capitol hill and we have to join senator cory booker, joined congresswoman karen bass, senator tim scott, we ve got to say, you all we need meaningful police reform so we need meaningful police reform so we don t have to put up with these injustices. seems like ravenel, every other week there is a new hashtag. we can stop this, america. we are at the turning point. parents, terrence floyd brooklyn new york. let parents, terrence floyd brooklyn new york. . , ., parents, terrence floyd brooklyn new york. . . . york. let me hear you say change! chane! york. let me hear you say change! change! let york. let me hear you say change! change! let me york. let me hear you say change! change! let me hear york. let me hear you say change! change! let me hear you - york. let me hear you say change! change! let me hear you
criminal. but thejob isn t now equals justice on both civil and criminal. but the job isn t over, it s not over until we go state to state. ravenel, ben, you all set it so eloquently, we must have the george ford do not floyd policing bill passed. if that doesn t get past our justice bill passed. if that doesn t get past ourjustice could fall. the graph could fall. we need justice all over america. we wantjustice for george floyd, the floyd family, we continue to love you, we always will, we will always be a part of your lives. but there are so many other families that are here today that are also suffering and required that are also suffering and required that same justice. civil and criminal. that s what matters most. thank you all. ihlat criminal. that s what matters most. thank you all- thank you all. not a lot to say that hasn t been thank you all. not a lot to say that hasn t been said thank you all. not a lot to say that hasn t been said but thank you all. not a lot to sa
the fact that the world, you gotta think about japan, you have to think about think about japan, you have to think about germany, you have to think united about germany, you have to think united nations, you have to think italy~ united nations, you have to think italy~ i united nations, you have to think italy. i have so many different people italy. i have so many different people i italy. i have so many different people i spoke to africa, all around the world people i spoke to africa, all around the world and they all think the same the world and they all think the same way. your skin colour should not define same way. your skin colour should not define who you are. it should never not define who you are. it should never be not define who you are. it should never be a not define who you are. it should never be a weapon. and the fact that we are never be a weapon. and the fact that we are standing here today still breathing, we are still fighting, ravenel breath
Ravenel hosting special town council election
VIDEO: Ravenel hosting special town council election By Riley Bean | April 20, 2021 at 7:53 AM EDT - Updated April 20 at 12:31 PM
RAVENEL, S.C. (WCSC) - A special election is happening in Ravenel.
Town officials say they are having the election to fill a town council seat after a member died in January.
Residents of Ravenel can cast their ballots at the Ravenel Community Hall located at 5700 Conner Street.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday and officials say the winner of the open seat will serve until November 2021.
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