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As S C Catholics challenge state s Blaine Amendment, scholars argue it was born of bigotry – Catholic World Report

As S C Catholics challenge state s Blaine Amendment, scholars argue it was born of bigotry – Catholic World Report
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Catholic Diocese of Charleston files lawsuit against the state

Catholic Diocese of Charleston files lawsuit against the state VIDEO: Catholic Diocese of Charleston files lawsuit against the state By Live 5 Web Staff | April 14, 2021 at 7:01 PM EDT - Updated April 14 at 7:58 PM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Charleston along with 20 independent colleges and universities in South Carolina are filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against a portion of the state constitution. The filers believe that it’s wrong that public money cannot go to private schools in South Carolina. They say that the part of the state constitution that forbids it is a relic of racism and anti-Catholic feeling in South Carolina.

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Private schools file lawsuit to change SC Constitution over COVID-19 relief funding

Private schools file lawsuit to change SC Constitution over COVID-19 relief funding The lawsuit is the result of SC Supreme Court striking down Gov. McMaster s proposed use of millions of dollars in coronavirus relief money for private schools. Share Updated: 7:00 PM EDT Apr 14, 2021 Private schools file lawsuit to change SC Constitution over COVID-19 relief funding The lawsuit is the result of SC Supreme Court striking down Gov. McMaster s proposed use of millions of dollars in coronavirus relief money for private schools. Share Updated: 7:00 PM EDT Apr 14, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript NOAH: LAWYERS REPRESENTING THE SCHOOL SAYING THAT THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE CONSTITUTION IS PREVENTING THEM FROM GETTING PUBLIC COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDS. THEY ARE CHALLENGING THIS SECTION OF THE CONSTITUTION, CALLING IT RACIST AND BIGOTED. WE ARE HERE BECAUSE OUR CLIENTS DESERVE THE SAME EQUAL ACCESS TO FEDERAL AND STATE COVID RELIEF AS ANY OTHER STUDEN

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South Carolina sued by private schools who want public money

South Carolina sued by private schools who want public money
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South Carolina s largest Catholic high school sued for $300 million for invasive locker room windows

South Carolina’s largest Catholic high school sued for $300 million for invasive locker room windows Caitlin Byrd, The State © Dreamstime/TNS According to a lawyer bringing a $300 million lawsuit, South Carolina s largest Catholic high school engaged for 21 years in dishonest, deceptive and sexually abusive actions when it failed to protect its students from being watched as they undressed inside the private school s locker rooms. MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. South Carolina’s largest Catholic high school engaged for 21 years in “dishonest, deceptive and sexually abusive actions” when it failed to protect its students from being watched as they undressed inside the private school’s locker rooms, according to a lawyer who filed a $300 million lawsuit against the school and the Diocese of Charleston on Wednesday.

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