Born and raised in post-Jim Crow South Carolina, Baynard Woods assumed he had left the prejudices of his home behind when he left the South, but expelling the legacy of white supremacy requires much more of us individually and collectively.
Born and raised in post-Jim Crow South Carolina, Baynard Woods assumed he had left the prejudices of his home behind when he left the South, but expelling the legacy of white supremacy requires much more of us individually and collectively.
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