South Carolina Senate Candidates Debate Diversity Programs Amid Campaign
In the final days before the special Senate election in South Carolina, candidates are clashing over diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. Darline Graham, appointed to complete her late brother Lindsey Graham's term, faces criticism from Russell Fry over her support for such programs during her tenure at the Commission for the Blind. Fry argues these initiatives are not aligned with conservative values, while Graham defends them as efforts to assist blind individuals. The debate highlights broader tensions within the Republican primary, where candidates are vying for the nomination to replace Lindsey Graham. 
