CHARLESTON — While the city’s Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission may be going away following federal and state pressures to eliminate policies and programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion, several of its members say they hope some of their efforts to make Charleston better for all residents will continue. But right now it’s unclear what that might look like or who will take on the mantle. “We gave people a place where they felt heard,” said City Councilman Stephen Bowden, who co-chaired the commission along with Jerry Harris. “We’re losing a lot.” Bowden said the city still needs...
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