“Rev. Shuttlesworth changed Birmingham forever — and when he did, he changed the world.”

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“Rev. Shuttlesworth changed Birmingham forever — and when he did, he changed the world.”

ASHBY PATE, SECRETARY OF THE BIRMINGHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY BOARD AND A MEMBER OF THE LEADERSHIP BIRMINGHAM CLASS THAT CHOSE A SHUTTLESWORTH MURAL FOR UNVEILING AT THE AIRPORT; BIRMINGHAMTIMES.COM, MAY 28.

Source: The Birmingham Times

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