Alabama politics. Not only did the state host a race on our board of competitive House contests after a 14-year absence, it also sent two African Americans to Congress for the first time ever.

SPLC Senior Policy Analyst Introduction Alabama residents Greg and Teresa Almond lost their home, business and reputation, ...

Spokeo analyzed state government information and other historical sources to compile this list of stories behind every ...

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Vivian Malone and James Hood walked through the doors of Foster Auditorium at The University of Alabama to become the first Black students to successfully enroll at the school in 1963.

She was attacked by mounted police officers on "Bloody Sunday" in Selma. Her efforts, along with "Bloody Sunday," were ...

For the first time in the state’s 205 years, two Black Alabamians are serving in the House of Representatives.

On Sunday, Trump doubled down by proclaiming Sunday as “Gulf of America Day” while traveling over the giant ocean basin to ...