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William "Hootie" Johnson

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316:(in which three South Carolina State University students were killed by state troopers while participating in civil rights protests), Johnson had worked on a desegregation plan for the state's colleges and universities. Johnson had also been the first businessman who pushed to have the Confederate flag removed from the state house in Columbia. 241:
Our membership is single gender just as many other organizations and clubs all across America. These would include junior Leagues, sororities, fraternities, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and countless others. And we all have a moral and legal right to organize our clubs the way we
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in 1969. By 1965, Johnson had assumed control of the bank, and under his leadership, Bankers Trust of South Carolina rose from obscurity to become a high-performance, widely respected bank. Johnson served as chairman of the executive committee at
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Johnson also served as chairman of the South Carolina State Ports Authority, chairman of the South Carolina Research Authority, and trustee of the University of South Carolina Business Partnership Foundation.
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For her part, Burk – whose childhood nickname was also Hootie – was "called a man hater, anti-family, lesbian, all the usual things." For his part, according to former CEO and chairman of Bank of America,
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After graduating, Johnson returned home and worked with his father at the Bank of Greenwood, which eventually evolved into the State Bank and Trust Company, and subsequently was renamed Bankers Trust of
761: 274:, upon considering golf an Olympic sport in 2016, re-examined whether the sport itself fits the goal of a "sport practiced without discrimination with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play." 791: 312:. He had supported African-Americans for public office. As a banker, he had appointed African-Americans and women to his corporate boards. He made loans to minorities. Following the 1968 159:
Johnson was married to Pierrine Johnson and had four daughters, ten grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. He died of congestive heart failure on July 14, 2017, at the age of 86.
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the issue with sexism and civil rights, Johnson maintained the issue had to do with the rights of any private club.
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CEO's. Johnson characterized Burk's approach as "offensive and coercive", and despite efforts to
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The Battle for Augusta National: Hootie, Martha, and the Masters of the Universe
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Following the discord, which included Burk's launching a now defunct website
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Johnson was born to Dewey H. and Mabel (nÊe Woodward) Johnson, in 1931 at
125:, a member of the South Carolina Business Hall of Fame, and a chairman of 262:, two club members resigned: Thomas H. Wyman, a former CEO of CBS, and 177:, and also a director of the company. He also served on the boards of 226: 182: 251:(friend and member of Augusta National), Johnson was portrayed as a 213:
Johnson was widely known for a disagreement beginning in 2002 with
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because 15% of the club's membership were CEO's, many of them
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became the first two female members of Augusta National.
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type – i.e., a blustery defender of all things Southern.
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Members of the South Carolina House of Representatives
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Augusta, Georgia
Columbia, South Carolina
University of South Carolina
Bank of America
Augusta National Golf Club
Bank of America
Augusta National Golf Club
Augusta, Georgia
Greenwood, South Carolina
University of South Carolina
football
scholarship
South Carolina
Bank of America
Duke Power
Alltel
Stephens, Inc
Augusta National Golf Club
Billy Payne
Martha Burk
National Council of Women's Organizations
Masters Tournament
sexism
Fortune 500
conflate
Hugh McColl
Senator Claghorn
John Snow
George W. Bush
International Olympic Committee

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