The Birmingham Times Georgia Southern and Appalachian State, both prominent members of the Sun Belt Conference, are set to face off in the JLab Birmingham Bowl on Monday, Dec. 29 at Protective Stadium in Birmingham, marking the first appearance for both schools in this event. The Birmingham Bowl has had a significant financial impact on the […]
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Bob Mehr | Memphis Commercial Appeal Don Bryant, one of the last great Memphis soul singers and songwriters, has died. The co-author of a string of classic R&B hits for his wife, Ann Peebles — including “I Can’t Stand the Rain” — Mr. Bryant died on Dec. 26, following a series of health issues. He […]
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Kwanzaa, a week-long, non-religious celebration observed from Dec. 26 to Jan. 1, honors African heritage through the seven principles of the Nguzo Saba, encouraging reflection, creativity and community engagement. Celebrants say the holiday remains vital today as a way for Black Americans to reconnect with culture, strengthen community values and affirm identity amid ongoing challenges to Black history.
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Compiled by The Birmingham Times and Black America Web The oldest, Viola Ford Fletcher, the last living survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, was 111. Mrs. Fletcher passed away in November. The youngest, Marshawn Kneeland, who played professional football for the Dallas Cowboys, was 24. He also passed away in November. They were among […]
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