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The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration opened this week on the site of a former slave pen in Montgomery, Alabama, where black people were once imprisoned before being sold at ...

Viral video of a chaotic brawl along Montgomery, Alabama’s riverfront has renewed national conversations about racial tensions in America. A fight between a group of White boaters and a Black co ...

A lynching memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, opened April 26. Created by Bryan Stevenson’s Equal Justice Initiative, The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is paired with The Legacy Museum ...

We went to Montgomery, Alabama, to think about history, our country’s and our own. As a historian and a novelist, neither of us is especially adept at the confessional mode; it’s possible that ...

Under Alabama state law and an official opinion from the Attorney General, the [City] Museum Board, with City Council oversight, has the sole authority to govern the museum, hire its leadership ...

From 1619 to 1774, 3,996 were taken to Hampton, Virginia. "Three Sisters’, by Cliff Fragua, at the Equal Justice Initiative’s Freedom Monument Sculpture Park in Montgomery, Alabama.

The museum opens Oct. 1 at 400 N. Court St. in Montgomery, a place where enslaved people were once warehoused. Admission is free for its opening weekend, and EJI said it will finance reduced ...

Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed announced the removal of two billboards with the words "Make America Great Again" displayed over a picture of 1965's Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama.

While Montgomery's gone viral, see Black-owned spaces and places that commemorate the Black experience in the state's capital.

Drive along Interstate 65 in central Alabama between Birmingham and Montgomery, you can’t miss it. Some folks who call themselves the Sons of Confederate Veterans put up a massive Confederate ...