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Co-host of WVTM 13 Morning News in Birmingham, Alabama. Links & RTs aren't endorsements. Opinions are my own. Carla.Wade@Hearst.com 3X Emmy winner
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Auburn student featured in Vogue for her passion for fashion

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By Carla Wade Verified
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
Chelsi Banks, a 20-year-old Auburn University student from Trussville, Alabama, was featured in Vogue after being selected as an "American Style x Vogue" finalist this summer.Trussville, Alabama, may be far from the world's fashion capitals, but Banks has proven that high fashion can thrive in the Deep South. "I've dealt a lot with people thinking fashion is frivolous," Banks said. Fashion has played a meaningful role in Banks' life.
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Birmingham event highlights literacy and challenges book bans

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By Carla Wade Verified
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
The American Library Association reported that 4,235 book titles were challenged last year in efforts to remove them from library shelves, marking the second-highest year of book challenges on record.On Friday night, a movement to promote literacy and oppose book bans made a stop in Birmingham with an event at Innovation Depot. "We got to have knowledge. We have to be able to read," said Donnie Hatcher, a representative of the Black Contractors Association, which sponsored the event.
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Alabama man accused of throwing kittens from car speaks out after case dismissed

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By Carla Wade Verified
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
THAT IS THE AMERICAN RED CROSS FREE NATIONAL HELPLINE. FOR THE FIRST TIME, WE'RE HEARING FROM A MAN ACCUSED IN A SHOCKING CASE OF ANIMAL CRUELTY, HOMEWOOD POLICE ARRESTED 21 YEAR OLD THOMAS LICCIONE AFTER GETTING REPORTS OF SOMEONE THROWING KITTENS FROM A MOVING VEHICLE. A JUDGE DISMISSED THE CASE DUE TO LACK OF EVIDENCE, BUT NOT BEFORE LICCIONE LIFE WAS COMPLETELY UPENDED AND A SOCIAL MEDIA ENVIRONMENT WHERE VIRAL HEADLINES CAN OVERSHADOW THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE.
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