Vanae James-Bey and her mother, Veronica Bey, released a coloring book titled The Indigenous Adventures of Princess Vanae, which explores the history and culture of black indigenous people in Africa and the Americas. (provided photo)
james Mowery, Publix District Manager,, presents the Food for All check to Kathryn Strickland, CEO of the Central Alabama Food Bank. They are surrounded by Publix associates who work in the Birmingham area. (Provided Photo)
No. 1 Stunna members Snow ( left) and Swiss Miss ( right) perform a burnout. By spinning their tires against each other, the friction causes them to smoke. Reginald Allen, for the Birmingham Times.