The Church Bombing in 1963 That Killed 4 Black Girls

The Church Bombing in 1963 That Killed 4 Black Girls

[@michaelmcduffie396]

Thanks my sister for sharing this and I love the way you humanize each of them I'm always going to ride with revolutionaries black power strong ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿💯💯💯

[@destroyergodsupreme611]

Came from Tik Tok support my sista thank you for the word

[@Miskalovesdaisy2687]

I love how you broke down the story of each girl and their personalities. Thanks for humanizing them sister.

[@naominormaine4452]

My cousin Gloria was a survivor. She lived on and went to every place that would listen to tell her story until her transition out of this place. May all rest in power. ❤

[@GodfreyTaiOyYong]

Thank you for your channel bringing hard the hard truths.This could never be erased.Wicked people always doing things and think we would like them!!

[@jayelshabazz1906]

This story is so heartbreaking

[@goddess2025]

Thank you for an excellent job reporting on the tragedies and unfair senseless murders of our Black people by racist thugs Black Queen 👸🏾. It is sad that these murderers lived a full life after murdering children. Only one received life in prison.

[@hunna5849]

We all have to answer to the most high for our sins

[@Mslele4100]

New sub sis

[@joannhutchins3709]

I saw you on tik tok post, now I'm on your KZbin, I support your truth, on our people struggle in this hell hole the usa.❤❤❤

[@ZBOY4LIFE-ly7so]

I know you have other sights that you speak on I hope that we are able to keep up with you Mike Johnson

[@jasminecaldwell6118]

It’s pronounced “Why-lum”, but Denise McNair went to Center Street (no longer in existence), Addie Mae Collins went to Hill Elementary (no longer in existence), Cynthia Wesley went to Ullman (no longer in existence) but I know a guy that was her best friend in high school that went to school with her there. He passed a year or so ago on MLK day ironically. I’m not their age, lol, but because the church I grew up in was a “sister” church to 16th Street, and many, including my pastor who was friends with Dr. King having done his pastoral internship under him at Dexter Ave. in Montgomery, were involved in the movement so they drilled this stuff is in us. Oh, and Carole Robertson went to A. H. Parker High School (it’s still in existence, and yes you have to say it like that, lol). My 10th grade history teacher went to school with her as did Angela Davis.😊 All of the schools the girls went to were segregated. Parker was where anyone who lived in College Hills aka “Dynamite Hill” went. Center Street was their elementary school. Ramsay, Phillips and Wylam were all white schools. As a matter of fact Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth (not sure if you’ve looked into him), tried to enroll his children into Phillips and got beat from the front door, down the sidewalk, to the street. Rev. Shuttlesworth also was the first to try to integrate the University of Alabama in 1954 with student Autherine Lucy and the students rioted on campus for 3 days or something like that which eventually made him unenroll her. Anyway, just figured I’d share that. Always nice to see folks sharing some history from my city. Also, have to give a shout out to Doug Jones, who served one term in the Senate in 2018 because he was persistent in his hunt for justice for the girls and getting convictions of the last two men that were finally put away in the 2000s.

[@kingstunna7666]

Came here straight from tictok 😂

[@naominormaine4452]

Same!

[@bretdcole]

OUR PASTORS ARE WEAK. GOD SAID TO KEEP SABBATH NOT SUNDAY WORSHIP. Acts 7:48-49 Howbeit the most High dwelleth not in temples made with hands; as saith the prophet,49 Heaven is my throne, and earth is my footstool: what house will ye build me? saith the Lord: or what is the place of my rest?