We must recognize the merits of those in our local communities that help pave the way for Alabama to become stronger. Also, to bring even more awareness to those dedicated to shaping the future in Alabama. Townsquare Media wants you to join us to honor the Black History Makers of Alabama during February for Black History Month 2021.
Honoring Civil Rights Leader, John Lewis
John Lewis was a great Alabamian and national treasure. The late congressman actively fought for civil and equal rights from 1960 until his recent death in July of 2020.
Dr. Hilary Green is Making History at UA
Dr. Hilary Green is a well-respected educator and activist at UA. She is known for her in depth Hallowed Grounds tour around campus highlighting UA's dark past of slavery.
Alabama Native Demarcus Joiner Honored as Black History Maker
Alabama Native Demarcus Joiner Honored as Black History Maker
Dr. Clarence Sutton Jr. Honored as Black History Maker of Alabama
Dr. Clarence Sutton Jr. Honored as Black History Maker of Alabama
Ebony Rice Honored as Black History Maker of Alabama
Ebony Rice Honored as Black History Maker of Alabama
Overseer Freddie Washington Honored as Black History Maker of Ala
Overseer Freddie Washington Honored as Black History Maker of Alabama
Alabama Native Donna Easterwood Honored as Black History Maker
Alabama Native Donna Easterwood Honored as Black History Maker
Diva C. Hall Honored As Black History Maker
Diva C. Hall Honored As Black History Maker of Alabama
Michele Coley Honored as Black History Maker of Alabama
Michele Coley Honored as Black History Maker of Alabama
Honoring T-Town’s Finest: Dinah Washington
Dinah Washington was known as one of the greatest female vocalist to have sung jazz and popular music in the 20th century. The star was also born right here in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.