Scottsboro Stories

IMPORTANT STORIES ABOUT OUR MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY AND HOW THEY RELATE TO SCOTTSBORO, ALABAMA. INCLUDING STORIES ABOUT THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS AND THE CASE THAT CHANGED AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE.

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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

50 Years Ago - The Birmingham News Reports on the Ending of Segregation in Alabama

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September 1963 was a pivotal month for the Civil Rights Movement and Alabama. Violence increased and change was knocking at the door. No ...

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Alabama Civil Rights Trail

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Montgomery Protests-Martin Luther King in Montgomery (Educational usage-photo Life Magazine) "In Alabama, museums, bridges, churches ...

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Civil Rights Leader, Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth Dies

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A Civil Rights icon passes on to heavenly place. (Library of Congress photo at left) Rev. Abernathy, Rev. King and Rev. Shuttlesworth lead ...

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

A Story of Jim Crow Injustice

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Ms. Recy Taylor today. Ms. Rosa Parks was sent to Abbeville, Al. by the local NAACP to inves...

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Scottsboro Boys Museum Needs Your Help

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In our society's communities there comes a time for measurements of a community's values. What are the citizens values and attitud...

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