Alabama
Alabama is a southeastern U.S. state that’s home to significant landmarks from the American Civil Rights Movement. The city of Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church, now a museum, was a protest headquarters in the 1960s. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s church and the Rosa Parks Museum, dedicated to the activist, can be found in the capital of Montgomery. ― Google
People born in Alabama (First 49 people) - Page 30
Danny Mayo
American songwriter
Freddie Kitchens
American football coach
Theodore J. Lowi
American political scientist
Jean Cox
Tenor
Dre Kirkpatrick
American football cornerback
Aimee Mayo
American songwriter
Annie Lee
Artist
Jay Haizlip
Skateboarder
Paul Lancaster
Musical artist
Steve Grissom
Racing driver
Bradley Gaskin
American singer
Corey L. Maze
Judge
Gordon Mote
American gospel singer
Finis Conner
American businessperson
Brick Haley
American coach
Dave Rosser
Guitarist
Rex Griffin
American musician
Jerrell Harris
American football linebacker
Charles Clyde Ebbets
American photographer
Marion Blakey
President of Rolls-Royce North America
La'Donte Harris
Jordan Veasy
American football player
Danny Ford
Former american football player
Pat Swindall
Former U. S. Representative
Marsha Jordan
Movie actress
Becky Nordgren
Politician
Tonya Watts
Actress
John Solomon Sandridge
American painter
William L. Sibert
Officer
Jerry McCain
American musician
John D. Johns
Willie Hightower
American singer
Michael Boley
American football linebacker
Holley Ann Dorrough
Model
Craig Ford
Political leader
Hersh Freeman
American baseball player
Ted Sizemore
Baseball player
James Anthony Carmichael
American musician
John Brooks Klingenbeck
Film producer
Jeremiah Sayys
Film director
Derrick Allen
American professional basketball player
Darnell Mooney
American football wide receiver
George Herring
American football player
Alan Dunn
Baseball coach
Omar Cunningham
Singer
Ramona Richards
Author
H. Dean Buttram Jr.
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