The shift in South Carolina's population since the 1950s has been marked by an increase in diversity, urbanization, and economic growth. As a result, the state is facing new challenges such as ensuring access to quality education for all residents, addressing infrastructure needs in rapidly growing urban areas, and promoting sustainable economic development to support a growing population. Additionally, South Carolina is grappling with issues related to healthcare access, affordable housing, and environmental conservation as the state continues to evolve and change.
