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4:00 am
Wed March 20, 2013

16th Street Baptist Church Bombing Still Resonates With Survivor Nearly 50 Years Later

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Congress of Racial Equality and members of the All Souls Church, Unitarian in Washington, D.C. march in memory of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing victims. The banner, which says “No more Birminghams”, shows a picture of the aftermath of th
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McKinstry spoke with students at Confluence Academy March 14.
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McKinstry released her memoir, "While The World Watched," in 2011.
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McKinstry, now 64, resides in Birmingham and travels the world sharing her story.
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The church in November 2011.
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Cityscape
11:20 am
Fri March 15, 2013

Cherokee Street's Blank Space Commemorates One Year As Arts Incubator

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Michael Franco, a guitarist and producer in the jazz and hip-hop instrumental duo Franco Hill, tests his levels before "Louder Than Words" begins.
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The mostly sparse main floor of Blank Space is lined with a wall of books on the opposite end.
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Vinyl records remain on sale at all times when the doors are open.
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The basement of Blank Space morphed into a stage for the inaugural 'Louder Than Words' event held in March.
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Beatmaker Abnormal sets up his equipment for the inaugural "Louder Than Words" event, a monthly beat-based and instrumental music showcase.
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Guests enjoy music and books in the dim light. Owner Kaveh Razani hopes to open a tea and coffee area in the near future.
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Guests make use of the main floor while waiting for 'Louder Than Words' to kick off.
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At the south end of Cherokee Street, tucked in the woven pattern of a record store, bakery, and the occasional Mexican restaurant sits a venue with a large open window and a stenciled sign that reads “Blank Space 2847 Cherokee.”

Peer through the large windows and you’ll see just that – a few chairs scattered around, a large wall of books and some boxes filled with vinyl.

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3:47 pm
Fri March 1, 2013

Being Gay And Muslim: Worldwide Film Festival Exploring African Issues Debuts In St. Louis

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Image still from the documentary "I Am Gay and Muslim." It will screen Sunday at the Missouri History Museum as part of the Africa World Documentary Film Festival.
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Six years ago, the annual Africa World Documentary Film Festival debuted in St. Louis.

The festival is back at the Missouri History Museum and runs through Sunday, March 3rd.  The three-day event features documentaries from filmmakers all over the world that are focused on social culture, sexual identity, mental disabilities, and more.

After showing in St. Louis, the films will travel to nine other venues across three continents.

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