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Birmingham Mayor makes case for re-election

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Things to know about Black History Month

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African American historian and author Carter G. Woodson in an undated photograph. Woodson struggled to record the story of black achievements at a time when most African Americans weren't even allowed to vote. In 1926, he originated the celebration of Black History Week and is the author of 16 books about African Americans. Location is unknown. (AP Photo)

By Jesse J. Holland

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Marley Dias, young diversity advocate, working on book

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Black History: Bethel Baptist Church in Birmingham played key role in Civil Rights Movement

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The Historic Bethel Baptist Church Foundation hosts several events and groups in Birmingham's Collegeville neighborhood to help educate and inspire those learning about the Civil Rights struggle. (Frank Couch, The Birmingham Times)

By Nathan Turner Jr.

For the Birmingham Times

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Sister of girl killed in church bombing details how unconditional love helped her cope

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Lisa McNair (Ariel Worthy, The Birmingham Times)

By Ariel Worthy

The Birmingham Times

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Transgender people of color: Challenges range from being victims of violent crimes to discrimination

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By Ariel Worthy

The Birmingham Times

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Listing of places across Alabama that helped give birth to the Civil Rights Movement

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The Sixteenth Street Baptist was organized in 1873 as the First Colored Baptist Church of Birmingham. Throughout its history, Sixteenth - which became known as "Everybody's Church" - was used as a meeting place, social center, and lecture hall for black citizens. (Wikimedia Commons)

By Monique Jones

The Birmingham Times

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Black history landmarks are scattered throughout the Southeast. Here are 39.

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Little Rock Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas (Public Domain)

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Trump observes first Black History Month as president

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President Donald Trump (White House photo)
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The Birmingham Times
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Birmingham Housing Authority seeks approval to demolish outdated apartments

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HABD is seeking HUD approval to demolish Collegeville Center and North Birmingham Homes. The construction of the Maxine Herring Parker Bridge is in close proximity to dozens of Collegeville residents living in public housing. (Provided photo)

By Joseph D. Bryant

The Housing Authority of the Birmingham District

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