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 56
Ray Prim
Musical artist
Ike Boone
American professional baseball player
Ann Casey
American professional wrestler
Velus Jones Jr.
American football wide receiver
Matt Peacock
American baseball player
Cordale Flott
American football player
Lucille Benson
American character actress
Pat Trammell
American football quarterback
Robert E. Jones Jr.
Former United States Representative
Thomas W. Martin
John Allen Chau
American missionary
Mary Texas Hurt Garner
Former Secretary of State of Alabama
Debra Webb
American author
Nolan Strong
Singer
Babs H. Deal
American writer
Robert Emmett Jones junior
Former United States Representative
Eloise Popeil
Elle Richardson
Actor
Charlie Louvin
American singer
Ira Louvin
American singer
Jeff Sessions
Former United States Attorney General
Bull Connor
Suzan DelBene
United States Representative
Eunice W. Johnson
American businesswoman
Bill Corr
American Politician
Howard W. Gilmore
Submariner
Annie Lee Cooper
American civil rights activist
Mia Hamm
American soccer player
Minnie Bruce Pratt
American poet
Richard Scrushy
American businessman
Gregg Hale
American film producer
Herman Griffin
Musical artist
Johnny Moore
Jamaican trumpet player
Cornelia Sharpe
Actress
Lillian Lehman
American actress
Mattie Moss Clark
American director
Frederick D. Reese
American activist
J.L. Chestnut
Author
Terry Leach
Author
Jesica Ahlberg
Actress
Curtis Berry
American basketball player
Sheyann Webb
Author
W. C. Morrow
American writer
Truman McGill Hobbs
Judge
T. J. Jemison
Josiah Bonner
Former United States Representative
Shwetak Patel
American computer scientist
