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 37
Marion Hobby
American football player
Jake W. Lindsey
Military personnel
John Jabo Starks
American drummer
Samaje Perine
American football running back
Antonio Chatman
American football player
Brok Weaver
James Henderson Berry
Former United States Senator
Cast King
Musician
Campbell Polson Berry
Former United States Representative
Lilly Ledbetter
American activist
James A. Haley
U. S. representative
Kaleigh Rivera
Riley Green
Singer-songwriter
William Roscoe Hazel
Jason Aaron
American comic book writer
Michael Rooker
American actor
Polly Holliday
American actress
Eric Dover
American musician
Mickell Gladness
American professional basketball player
Greg Reed
Legislator
Sandy Posey
American singer
Connie Rowe
American Politician
Raymond D. Fowler
American psychologist
Chris West
Maryland State Senator
Michael A. Grinston
Armed force officer
Leigh Sherer
Melinda Songer
Actress
Myron Mitchell
American football player
Walter W. Bankhead
U.S. representative
Kobi Kambon
Psychologist
James Shepherd Freeman
James Stanley Freeman
Businessman
Bob Gresham
American football player
Mike Harmon
Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts
Mike Bolin
AL Supreme Court Justice
Joseph N. Gallo
Winston Mackinley Scott
Ruby Sales
Thomas M. Owen
American lawyer and archivist
Dee Miles
American baseball athlete
Justin Tuck
American football player
John C. McAdams
American professor
William J. Hibbler
Judge
Shonna Tucker
Bassist
Patrick Hape
American football player
Harlon Hill
American football player
David Briggs
American keyboard player
