How Birmingham’s Cody D. Short Found a Home at WBHM 90.3 FM
By Chianti C. Cleggett
“Her commitment to human rights has been beautifully demonstrated by her advocacy and aptitude for linking business, government and social issues to foster equality.”
-Isaac M. Cooper, chairman of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute board of directors, on Myrlie Evers-Williams, the institute’s selection for the 2022 Fred L. Shuttlesworth Human Rights Award, according to a Nov. 2 story from The Birmingham Times.
“I want students to have opportunities to present their creations, even when they’re in untraditional niches. I want visual artists to have a platform that they can look forward to showcase their work,” Holliday said.
-La’Vinnia ‘Vee Monet’ Holliday, founder of the non-profit Poze Foundation, ahead of her November 12, annual fashion benefit at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex [BJCC] East Ballroom, during interview published in November 10 Birmingham Times
Jefferson County Sheriff Mark Pettway Defeats GOP Newcomer, Re-Elected to Second Term
Alabama Mayors Gather in Birmingham to Support Aniah’s Law
Poze Bazaar Foundation to host annual fashion benefit on Nov. 12
Yolanda Flowers Makes Her Case For Alabama Governor in Tues. Election
By Ryan Michaels
The Birmingham Times
