HBCU Roundup, Week 3: Miles Takes Unbeaten Record on Road to Ark. Pine-Bluff
Inside Birmingham’s Sixteenth Street Baptist Church on Sept. 15, 1963
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$50 Million Amphitheater to Open in 2025, After BJCC Board Approves Deal
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“We are still standing to tell God’s message of love and redemption and we will never forget [the four little girls killed in the bombing] Cynthia Morris Wesley, Carole Robertson, Denise McNair and Addie Mae Collins [killed 60 years ago on the church bombing].”
-Rev. Arthur Price, pastor Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, The Birmingham Times, Sept. 14.
“We meet them where they are … we understand them as people and individuals.”
-Dena Dickerson, program director of Offender Alumni Association, which helps previously incarcerated people reenter the world, on her work, The Birmingham Times, Sept. 7.
