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Atlanta, Birmingham
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Writer. Seen in @Bhamtimes, @nashersculpture magazine, @aldotcom. Lover of plantains 🍌🇬🇩🇧🇧 (Drop me a line 💗📧 shaunastuart.writer@gmail.com)

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Sheriff Mark Pettway Handily Wins Democratic Nomination for Third Term

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By Javacia Harris Bowser , Shauna Stuart 
| The Birmingham Times
On Tuesday night, Mark Pettway’s supporters, friends and family gathered at City Club Birmingham for a watch party after polls closed at 7 p.m. (Shauna Stuart, For The Birmingham Times) By Javacia Harris Bowser and Shauna Stuart | The Birmingham Times In a landslide victory on Tuesday, two-term incumbent Mark Pettway won the 2026 Democratic primary for the office of Jefferson County Sheriff.
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‘History Started Here’: A New Voting Rights Movement Rises in Selma and Montgomery

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By Shauna Stuart , Alton Anderson Founder-CEO-Editor
| Black News UK
American News Updates By Shauna Stuart | For the Birmingham Times When the Rev. Otis Dion Culliver, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church, got the request to host the mass meeting for a national day of action to mobilize a new voting rights era, he knew the church had to heed the call. In 1963, the historic church was […] By Shauna Stuart | For the Birmingham Times When the Rev.
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‘History Started Here’: A New Voting Rights Movement Rises in Selma and Montgomery

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By Shauna Stuart 
| The Birmingham Times
March attendees walk across the Edmund Pettus Bridge on Saturday, May 16. (Marika N. Johnson, For The Birmingham Times) By Shauna Stuart | For the Birmingham Times When the Rev. Otis Dion Culliver, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church, got the request to host the mass meeting for a national day of action to mobilize a new voting rights era, he knew the church had to heed the call. In 1963, the historic church was the site of the first mass meeting of the Selma voting rights movement.
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