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radio girl. I talk culture & politics. Skegee + Syracuse grad 🩷💚 prev. : @npr @aldotcom @957JAMZ seen: @bossipofficial @madamenoir @hollywoodunlocked
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Rep. Shomari Figures Sounds the Alarm as AL Faces a 1950s Style Erasure of Black Power

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By Cody Short
| The Root Verified
Alabama has long been a primary battleground for the American vote, and the latest skirmish in the halls of the Supreme Court has placed Black political power back in the crosshairs. Following a directive from the high court for a lower court to reconsider the map that created Alabama’s second majority-Black district, the state stands at a democratic crossroads. To view this video please enable JavaScript. Video Player is loading.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Brings Sisterhood, Service and Stacey Abrams to Birmingham

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By Cody Short
| The Birmingham Times Verified
Tracey Morant Adams, Ph.D., center, South Eastern Regional Director of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, will help welcome 6,000 women of AKA to Birmingham. (Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. South Eastern Region Facebook) By Cody D.
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Major water break in west Birmingham could cause delays on icy roads

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By Cody Short
| AL.com Verified
A major 24-inch water break has occurred in Ensley, according to Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin’s post on Facebook early Wednesday morning. “Water service will be impacted for anyone living west of I-65. BWW (Birmingham Water Works) is aware an on-site assessing the situation to make repairs. It is currently 12 degrees which could be problematic for travel in the area,” Woodfin said in his post. The leak has been located at the 1700 block of 22nd Street Ensley.
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