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Home to the world’s 3rd largest economic area, after Tokyo and New York ($866 Billion in 2015), Los Angeles is the second-most populous city in the United States after New York City. With 4 Million residents and almost 19 Million in the surrounding area, Los Angeles is the largest and most populous city in the state of California and the ...
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Hidden Tunnels of Montgomery -Part 2 - Are there hidden tunnels underneath Montgomery, Al? Some say they were used for slave trade, others deny there existence. Watch and decide for yourself. Alabama Black History Alabama Black Heritage Alabama History Uncovered Southern History American History Hidden Tunnels Montgomery #Alabamahistory #alabamablackheritage #alabamahistoryuncovered #AmericanHistory #blackhistory
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Hidden Tunnels of Montgomery -Part 2 - Are there hidden tunnels underneath Montgomery, Al? Some say they were used for slave trade, others deny there existence. Watch and decide for yourself. Alabama Black History Alabama Black Heritage Alabama History Uncovered Southern History American History Hidden Tunnels Montgomery #Alabamahistory #alabamablackheritage #alabamahistoryuncovered #AmericanHistory #blackhistory
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5.1K views · 733 reactions | Montgomery, Alabama’s first black mayor, Steven Reed, took office today. This historic moment for the city, which served as the first capital of the pro-slavery Confederacy, comes after its long, violent history of lynchings & systemic racism toward African Americans. | POLITICO | Facebook
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5.1K views · 733 reactions | Montgomery, Alabama’s first black mayor, Steven Reed, took office today. This historic moment for the city, which served as the first capital of the pro-slavery Confederacy, comes after its long, violent history of lynchings & systemic racism toward African Americans. | POLITICO | Facebook
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HISTORIC ALABAMA CEMETERIES: Alabama is home to many historic cemeteries with famous Alabamians buried there. Check out these cemeteries who is buried there 👇 🪦Maple Hill Cemetery 👤Five former Alabama governors: Thomas Bibb, Clement Comer Clay, Reuben Chapman, Robert Patton David Lewis 📍Huntsville 🪦Old Live Oak Cemetery 👤Benjamin Sterling Turner, a formerly enslaved African-American who served as U.S. Representative for Alabama during the Reconstruction era 📍Selma 🪦Oak Hill Cemetery 👤Ja
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