 perhaps the most discriminated against. The governor responds with armored personnel carriers and soldiers brandishing bayonets. The black community boycotts Charleston businesses. Some report revenue reductions of as much as 50%. The hospital is eventually charged with 37 instances of civil rights violations by the federal government, who threatened to cut off $12 million in funding. And on June 27, 1969, hospital president McCord yields. I'm Wesson Tichon for the Black Information Network.