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Dr. Essie Mae Washington Williams visit to USC Upstate

Dr. Washington-Williams, retired teacher, is the daughter of the late Strom Thurmond, former staunch segregationist. Although Washington-Williams visited Thurmond's office over the years, she refused to reveal their relationship until after his death, in deference to his family. Dr. Washington-Williams' desire is to provide her children the truth and fulfillment of their heritage. She has further fulfilled her goal of publishing a book of her life story. In coming forward with her life story, Dr. Washington-Williams has enriched the lives of many and has helped to change the fabric of American history.

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