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Katie Cutshall, Chad Scriver, Adam Teslow

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Katie Cutshall, Chad Scriver, Adam Teslow

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Biography on Bull Connor

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This is Belvin Norris obituary

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About us page for Parker High School in Birmingham

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"I took the keys to the candy-apple red, highfalutin, powerful driving machine and daydreamed about Dad as i rolled through  English Village and then on to Mountain brook, the toniest neighborhood in Birmingham" (150).

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"I took the keys to the candy-apple red, highfalutin, powerful driving machine and daydreamed about Dad as i rolled through  English Village and then on to Mountain brook, the toniest neighborhood in Birmingham" (150).

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"The campus, once so loving maintained that it was featured on postcards sold in stores throughout the city, now abounds with weeds, trash, and graffiti" (161).

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"The campus, once so loving maintained that it was featured on postcards sold in stores throughout the city, now abounds with weeds, trash, and graffiti" (161).

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"The dynamite, which all but destroyed the church, had been placed near the basement, where children had gathered to change into their robes after Sunday school" (155).

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"The dynamite, which all but destroyed the church, had been placed near the basement, where children had gathered to change into their robes after Sunday school" (155).

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After Michele meets Armstrong, who filed a lawsuit that led to the integration of Birmingham schools, which was meant to enrich the school and improve it, but instead ended diminishing and destroying the whole neighborhood.  

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After Michele meets Armstrong, who filed a lawsuit that led to the integration of Birmingham schools, which was meant to enrich the school and improve it, but instead ended diminishing and destroying the whole neighborhood.  

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Belvin Norris referred to the civil rights leaders, who had not been born and raised in Birmingham, as "the Atlanta crowd"

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Belvin Norris referred to the civil rights leaders, who had not been born and raised in Birmingham, as "the Atlanta crowd"

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Patsy Quarles, who married into the Shull family, discovered news paper clippings about the incident with woodland. She was surprised upon finding the information, and was told by her husband that it was not something the family talks about. Hugh Shull was in shock upon hearing from Michele about the information involving his uncle, gasped time and time again as the affidavit was read to him. He believed that his uncle Lynwood was just protecting his family by keeping it secret. Davis Schull was also in the dark about the incident involving lynwood, but unlike the previous two, it did not bother him and believed that Woodard probably did something to deserve the assault 

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Patsy Quarles, who married into the Shull family, discovered news paper clippings about the incident with woodland. She was surprised upon finding the information, and was told by her husband that it was not something the family talks about. Hugh Shull was in shock upon hearing from Michele about the information involving his uncle, gasped time and time again as the affidavit was read to him. He believed that his uncle Lynwood was just protecting his family by keeping it secret. Davis Schull was also in the dark about the incident involving lynwood, but unlike the previous two, it did not bother him and believed that Woodard probably did something to deserve the assault 

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Macon Epsy had a notorious career as a policeman. At one point he served his wife a warrant for reckless driving and he also was suspended from duty for thirty days because a suspect had managed to reach over the front seat and snag Epsy's pistol. As Betty Koonce puts it he was known as one of "Bull's boys" and if he got a call from him he would run off for all hours of the night. When Epsy was escorting a negro, he was shot.

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Macon Epsy had a notorious career as a policeman. At one point he served his wife a warrant for reckless driving and he also was suspended from duty for thirty days because a suspect had managed to reach over the front seat and snag Epsy's pistol. As Betty Koonce puts it he was known as one of "Bull's boys" and if he got a call from him he would run off for all hours of the night. When Epsy was escorting a negro, he was shot.

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Carl Bagget's lifestyle was similar to the Norris family because he lived on Avenue Z in Ensley, not far from the Norris' home. Both houses have since been torn down.

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Carl Bagget's lifestyle was similar to the Norris family because he lived on Avenue Z in Ensley, not far from the Norris' home. Both houses have since been torn down.

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The five officers involved in the shooting of Belvin Norris include Bradley Patt, Carl Baggett, Tremon Lindsey, George Neil, and Macon Epsy

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The five officers involved in the shooting of Belvin Norris include Bradley Patt, Carl Baggett, Tremon Lindsey, George Neil, and Macon Epsy

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The church clock at Sixteen Street Baptist Church is frozen at 10:22 a.m because  19 sticks of dynamite had gone through where the kids had gone to change into their church robes on sunday.

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The church clock at Sixteen Street Baptist Church is frozen at 10:22 a.m because  19 sticks of dynamite had gone through where the kids had gone to change into their church robes on sunday.

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When she rented the candy-apple red mustang she heard voices in her head of her mom and dad telling her shes doing something wrong. Her dad always told her not to be flashy so she heard in her head her dad ask why she didn't choose a simple car. She hears her mom say that she should of taught the lady that rented it to her a lesson about her values by choosing a regular car, not a fancy car.

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When she rented the candy-apple red mustang she heard voices in her head of her mom and dad telling her shes doing something wrong. Her dad always told her not to be flashy so she heard in her head her dad ask why she didn't choose a simple car. She hears her mom say that she should of taught the lady that rented it to her a lesson about her values by choosing a regular car, not a fancy car.

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Parker High school used to be a lovely maintained building but now surrounded by weeds and trash and has graffiti on it. People now are performing below the national average and the school is still 98% black.

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Parker High school used to be a lovely maintained building but now surrounded by weeds and trash and has graffiti on it. People now are performing below the national average and the school is still 98% black.

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Belvin Norris and Aubrey Justice were similar in the ways that they were both assaulted across the color line, both went off the war, both men were on their way to Japan when the war was ending, both had similar views about the civil rights advocates, and both had reclining chairs.

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Belvin Norris and Aubrey Justice were similar in the ways that they were both assaulted across the color line, both went off the war, both men were on their way to Japan when the war was ending, both had similar views about the civil rights advocates, and both had reclining chairs.

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Aubrey Justice is a Birmingham police officer and his partner was patrolman with a last name Crook. Justice reveals that working with Bull Connor you had to be "shrewd". He explains that you either do the things you dont want to do or you get fired. He also explains that relationships between policemen and blacks in the city were "fine". He was careful not to reveal to much.

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Aubrey Justice is a Birmingham police officer and his partner was patrolman with a last name Crook. Justice reveals that working with Bull Connor you had to be "shrewd". He explains that you either do the things you dont want to do or you get fired. He also explains that relationships between policemen and blacks in the city were "fine". He was careful not to reveal to much.

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Betty Koonce talks about the "old school"  and the progress and what she means is that she made a ton of black friends and they have gotten used to and accepted the fact that this country has a black president. 

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Betty Koonce talks about the "old school"  and the progress and what she means is that she made a ton of black friends and they have gotten used to and accepted the fact that this country has a black president. 

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Betty Koonce explains that Macon Espy never spoke about the shooting. She said Macon is not a real talker, he was a simple man, and he liked fiddle music and straw hats

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Betty Koonce explains that Macon Espy never spoke about the shooting. She said Macon is not a real talker, he was a simple man, and he liked fiddle music and straw hats

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The Birmingham police department in the 1940s had a bad reputation. It was corruptive and because of the low pay and not many benefits it was not a good place to be. 

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The Birmingham police department in the 1940s had a bad reputation. It was corruptive and because of the low pay and not many benefits it was not a good place to be. 

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Crook was a patrolman who was a partner on squad of Justice

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Crook was a patrolman who was a partner on squad of Justice

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The starting pay for a Birmingham police officer was $259.88 per month. It was a little less than what people earned in the mills and mines.

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The starting pay for a Birmingham police officer was $259.88 per month. It was a little less than what people earned in the mills and mines.

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Bradley Pate, Carl Baggett, Tremon Lindsey, George Neil, and Macon Espy  were the 5 officers involved in the shooting of Belvin Norris.

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Bradley Pate, Carl Baggett, Tremon Lindsey, George Neil, and Macon Espy  were the 5 officers involved in the shooting of Belvin Norris.