Special to The Times A new multimedia exhibition celebrating the history, memories and everyday lives of residents in Birmingham’s historic Ensley neighborhood will open Friday, May 15, at the First Floor Gallery inside the Birmingham Public Library’s Central Location. “The Ensley Childhood Project” will remain on display through July 25 and features homemade family photographs, […]
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By David A. Lieb, Kim Chandler and Mark Sherman | Associated Press WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday set the stage for Alabama to get rid of one of two largely Black congressional districts before this year’s midterm elections, creating an opening for Republicans to gain an additional U.S. House seat in a partisan […]
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By Delaware State University More than 130 people gathered on May 2 to celebrate Susan Young Browne’s 108th birthday with a special dinner at Whatcoat United Methodist Church of Dover, Del. Attendees included Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer, and Levy Court Commissioners Joanne Masten and Terry Pepper. Those present expressed profound amazement and heartfelt admiration for […]
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By Bill Curtis If, today, say, I was born, say, after the period of 1989 to 1995, then I would find it difficult to even think, believe or imagine that Black people lived such conviction like an Angela Davis in the quote where she says, “Revolution is a serious thing, the most serious thing about […]
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