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The Morgan Project is an educational effort rooted in Birmingham’s unique role in America’s civil rights struggle and inspired by the social justice movement of 2020. Founded by members of the YMBC, it seeks to introduce evidence-based lessons into classrooms and lead public conversations in meeting spaces to present a fuller picture of the country’s history, with a focus on Alabama.
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Aligning with our mission to teach civil rights and social justice through Birmingham’s history of conflict and courage, TMP offers a series of professional development workshops that serve to equip educators with the tools and knowledge for how to effectively teach civil rights history, and highlights lesser-known figures of the civil rights movement.
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A speech by Birmingham, Alabama civil rights lawyer Charles Morgan after the bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church which killed four black girls on Sept. 15, 1963.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — All eyes were glued to the screen as the song “Birmingham Sunday” played throughout the theatre.
View on Ch. 42 WebsiteWe have finally launched the "Conflict and Courage Curriculum" in the Birmingham City Schools System.
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