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The New York Times best-selling author and “master storyteller” eases into a chair to discuss his latest project, a 688-page epic on the life of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. For six years Eig transformed himself into something more than a biographer. Combing through previously unreleased documents of King’s life to present the martyr as someone who is far greater—and more complex—than the dream he once told the world he had.

The legendary jazz musician would be turning 90 this week

Robert was ranting and raving about the blacks and demonstrations. and he said, you just wait till sunday, they'll beg us to segregate. somebody said, what do you mean? well, he said, you'll find out, you'll find out. and so, that was pretty powerful, that made an impact on the jury. >> so baxley and bob eddy and a new light put the pieces of a puzzle together that resulted in the conviction of robert chambliss. but the community knew that there were still others out there other than chambliss that were involved. >> justice, freedom and truth and god's people, on the move. >> the 16th street b...

Sarah Collins Rudolph, 71, believes that Alabama owes her millions after she was maimed for life in the 1963 KKK bombing of a Birmingham Church in which her sister and thee other girls were killed

Alabama Public Radio is celebrating forty years on the air in 2022. The APR news team is diving into our archives to bring you encore airings of the best of our coverage. That includes this story from 2020. APR student intern Sydney Melson produced this feature on so called “segregation academies” in Alabama. Here’s thaty story from the APR archives