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Andy Brack

Andy Brack

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Publisher, The Charleston City Paper

Charleston

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cybersecurityCovers: technology

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funding news, new hires, cases studies submitted elsewhere, product updates.

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Total articles 1327

  • Brack: It’s time to right some big wrongs

    By Andy Brack Verified| The Charleston City Paper Verified Credit: Rene Deanda, Unsplash It’s sad to say, but there’s more wrong going on than right these days in the United States. Sadder still is that these national wounds are self-inflicted — by the Trump Administration, a fearful Congress and a judiciary that needs to wake up more. We’ve faced such turmoil before, most recently with the over-hyped “Red scare” in the early 1950s by U.S. Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Friends turned on friends.

    By Andy Brack Verified · The Charleston City Paper

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Andy Brack: Change has always been on the menu

    By Andy Brack Verified| The Index-Journal Verified Mules, phosphate and asparagus share something for South Carolina. One hundred years ago, they were pretty common. Today? Not so much. Around 1925, the Palmetto State’s mule population was at its peak at about 210,000 animals. As related by the South Carolina Encyclopedia, they were fixtures of rural life in a state that had more than 192,000 farms and 200,000 farmers, the majority of whom were Black.

    By Andy Brack Verified · The Index-Journal

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Brack: It’s time to right some big wrongs

    By Andy Brack Verified| The Charleston City Paper Verified Credit: Rene Deanda, Unsplash It’s sad to say, but there’s more wrong going on than right these days in the United States. Sadder still is that these national wounds are self-inflicted — by the Trump Administration, a fearful Congress and a judiciary that needs to wake up more. We’ve faced such turmoil before, most recently with the over-hyped “Red scare” in the early 1950s by U.S. Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Friends turned on friends.

    By Andy Brack Verified · The Charleston City Paper

    Apr. 18, 2025

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The Charleston City Paper

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-577-5304