Mobile community members ask for removal of Confederate priest’s statue
On his statue, he is referenced as the “Poet-Priest of the Confederacy.”
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LDF joins lawsuit challenging racist electoral practices in Newbern
The plaintiffs claim that they have continually faced unlawful discrimination in attempting to vote and hold office in Newbern.
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See recent postsTommy Tuberville should resign…but he won’t
Tuberville’s remarks were offensive at every level — worse because they disparaged so many of us he was elected to represent.
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See recent postsReparations by any other name would smell as racist
A couple of conservative news outlets in Alabama have apparently taken it upon themselves to correct the record.
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See recent postsTuberville’s racist comments were deplorable, but far from original
Since the founding of the country, lazy and dumb politicians have used racial fears to win cheap votes.
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See recent postsWhat Alabama should not be thankful for
But hey, it’s the holidays. So prove me wrong.
Committee approves plan to remove racist language from state constitution
The plan, which also reorganizes the amendments, has to be approved by the Legislature and voters.
Alabama probate judge removed from bench for racist, sexist comments
Talladega Probate Judge Randy Jinks was accused by employees in his office of creating a hostile work environment.
Committee tasked with removing racist language from Alabama Constitution
A plan presented Wednesday, and largely agreed upon by committee members, would remove three sections from the Alabama Constitution.
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See recent postsA GOP lawmaker didn’t know about redlining, they want to keep it that way
"A private meeting at a church between several bipartisan lawmakers sparked some hope of better understanding. Then came CRT."