Nelson Mullins senior partner Richard Riley. Photo: Forrest Briggs.
Richard Riley, the former South Carolina governor and education secretary under President Clinton, has given his career to advancing children's education.
August 22, 2018 at 06:00 AM
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South Carolina’s motto, dum spiro spero, means “while I breathe, I hope.” It could be Dick Riley’s motto as well.
Growing up, Riley always knew he’d be a lawyer. South Carolina in the mid-1950s was still a racially segregated, educational backwater, and he decided to use the law to improve education.
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