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Afternoon Reflections Symposium Coming to Tuscaloosa

Afternoon Reflections Symposium Coming to Tuscaloosa

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Tuscaloosa nonprofit to host racial reconciliation symposium

Event organizers say the symposium will offer community and conversation around what genuine racial reconciliation could mean for Tuscaloosa.

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Series of event to mark Black History Month at University of Alabama

Events include virtual talks from Alabama s first Black poet laureate and a sister of one of the four little girls killed in a 1963 church bombing.

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History of Us : Students delve deep into Tuscaloosa s Black history

Students learn that bus boycotts, violent demonstrations and lynchings didn t just happen elsewhere these events occurred in Tuscaloosa, too.

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