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Let’s talk about Fred Gray, Alabama, and a new south – Beau of the Fifth Column

Posted byamongthefrayNovember 29, 2021Posted inBrains!, News, US NewsTags:Activism, Alabama, All-White Jury, Beau of the Fifth Column, Black American History, Civil Rights, Civil War, Claudette Colvin, Confederacy, Confederate Flag, Courts, Cradle of the Confederacy, Fine, Fines, Fred D Gray, Heritage, History, Jeff Davis Avenue, Jefferson Davis, Law, Lawsuit, Lawyer, Legislature, Local Government, Mayor, MLK, Montgomery, Monument Removal, Monuments, National Bar Association, Pastors, Political Influence, Political Messaging, Political Power, Politics, Racial Equality, Racism, Roads, Rosa Parks, Segregation, Slave Trade, Slavery, Social Justice, Southern US, State Bar, State Government, Steven Reed, Tuskegee, Tuskegee Experiment, US, US History, Video, White SupremacyLeave a comment on Let’s talk about Fred Gray, Alabama, and a new south – Beau of the Fifth Column

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