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Birmingham’s Imani Perry, MacArthur Fellow, on Her Most Important Lesson

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Imani Perry is a MacArthur Fellow, professor and interdisciplinary scholar at Princeton University. (Tamika Moore / People of Alabama)

By Tamika Moore

How to Combine Caution with Convenience When Shopping Online For Gifts

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By Keisa Sharpe-Jefferson

The Birmingham Times

Teen Summit at Birmingham High School With Focus on Mental Health and Internet Safety

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Ashley Weaver, Chapter President of Phi Iota Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, chats with 13-year-old Rhyan Williams of Bush Hills Steam Academy, who aspires to be a traveling nurse. (Kesia Sharpe-Jefferson, The Birmingham Times)

By Keisa Sharpe-Jefferson

The Birmingham Times

Wenonah High School Works Overtime to Claim Class 1A-5A Flag Championship

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Wenonah High School quarterback Samarian Franklin lifted the Dragons to AHSAA Class 1A-5A flag football championship game at Bryant-Denny Stadium. (AHSAA)

By Josh Bean | For the AHSAA

Army Vet And Father of 2 Overcomes Odds to Earn UAB Accounting Degree

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Demarcus Davis will enter UAB's master's of accounting program in January. (Photo by Jennifer Alsabrook-Turner)

By Adam Pope

www.uab.edu

Siblings Grieve the Loss of Family Members to Birmingham Gun Violence

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Kendall Thornton III will always have a piece of his older brother because they share the same name. Kendall Jarrod Thornton Jr. was found shot to death in his crashed vehicle on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)
By Alaina Bookman
AL.com

Holidays Tougher for Antwone Brown, 18, After Shooting Death of Brother

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Antwone Brown said he wants to graduate high school in honor of his brother Tyree Brown, who was shot to death outside Birmingham convenience store on April 21, 2021, just before his graduation. (Amarr Croskey, The Birmingham Times)
By Nicole S. Daniel
The Birmingham Times

The Pain of Losing a Loved One, Sibling to Suicide

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In June 2022, Crystal Mullen-Johnson, CEO and founder of Birmingham-based Strive Counseling Services lost her nephew, Edward Avery Mullen Jr., “EJ,” to suicide.
By Sym Posey
The Birmingham Times

Understanding and Dealing with Anxiety

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By Keisa Sharpe-Jefferson