Leadership for A New Day

o Introduced the CROWN Act which
prohibits discrimination based on
hair style and texture

o Introduced legislation that requires
all health insurance and group health
benefit plans to cover hearing aids
and replacement hearing aids for
insureds with impaired hearing

o Introduced legislation that requires
the Department of Corrections to
provide inmates being released from
their custody with information on
how to restore their voting rights

o Introduced the SC Dignity in
Pregnancy and Childbirth Act which
is geared to reduce the high rate
of Black maternal mortality in SC

Updates

• Opinion: The COVID-19 pandemic shows why South Carolina needs to expand Medicaid coverage
• Letter to Gov. McMaster calling for Medicaid Expansion as a result of COVID-19
• Letter to Gov. McMaster concerning the high number of COVID-19 cases in Richland County
• The State Capitol Report – 3/13/2020
• The State Capitol Report – 3/6/2020

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State Representative Kambrell Garvin

2 days ago

As a college freshman, I had the opportunity to volunteer for Congressman John Spratt’s 2010 re-election campaign. He was a man of great character and was always very kind and approachable. My prayers and condolences are with his family and many friends. … See MoreSee Less

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State Representative Kambrell Garvin

6 days ago

Saddened to learn of the passing of my dear friend and mentor, State Senator Kay Patterson. I became personally acquainted with Senator Patterson as a 15-year-old NAACP activist and admired his grit, wit, determination, and principled leadership. Senator Patterson’s life was one that exemplified public service: a military veteran, community leader, former public-school teacher and principal, State Representative and State Senator. For 93 years, Senator Patterson gave it all that he had to give and made our community and state a better place. Senator Patterson always fought for the “least of these” those who were hungry, thirst, sick, imprisoned, or homeless. He never became consumed with title nor position. To Senator Patterson, it didn’t matter if you were the President of the United States or a small child – he would treat you like you were somebody. You could find him in his neighborhood picking up litter or out in the community giving back. As an elder statesman, Senator Patterson exemplified what it meant to work for the people and not self-interest. Following my first election to the State House of Representatives in 2018, I was honored when Senator Patterson graciously agreed to administer the oath of office to me. I count it a blessing to have learned from one of the best. I count it a blessing to know that he believed in me. I count it a blessing to walk and now lead in the path that he blazed. Rest well, my dear friend. I’ll see you in the morning. … See MoreSee Less

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