Everyone please rise for the national anthem.
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Everyone please rise for the national anthem.
We will never forget the bombing at 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, on this date September 15, 1963.
From left to right:
Addie Mae Collins, 14.
Carole Robertson, 14.
Cynthia Wesley, 14.
Denise McNair 11.
A bomb planted by Ku Klux Klan members ripped through a Birmingham church, killing four little girls as they prepared for Sunday services.
The FBI determined that four members of a local KKK klavern known as the "Cahaba River Bridge Boys" were responsible for the bombing. The first prosecution didn't come until 1977. Then two more in the early 2000s. The fourth killer died, never being brought to account.
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iām tryna grow old w somebody, fuck all that other shit yāall be on.
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The end of the year hits like...
I know that one day, when youāre finally in the place youāve dreamt of, youāll look back at this period of your life and feel so grateful that you held on and didn't give up.
lilā kim by wayne maser for the source december 1999