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Civil Rights organizers had often used the church as a location to routinely meet with others. Several protests started at the very steps of the church. KKK members would occasionally call in bomb threats in efforts to halt services and meetings. After the incident, KKK members were already accused for the heinous crime but no one was convicted until decades later. Home-made bombs going off had also became a natural phenomenon in Birmingham.

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Dynamite was used at the Birmingham Church in Birmingham, Alabama in the United States. The very east side of the church was targeted as the blast site.

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The church was attacked on September 15, 1963  before the Sunday Services could begin. The bomb had gone off precisely before 11am. It was during an era of the Civil Rights Movement. The March to Washington and MLK´s speech happened 18 days prior to the tragic event too.

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            Who was present and involved?

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            Who was present and involved?

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There were approximately 200 church members inside. There were only 4 fatalities who were Denise McNair (11 years old) and 14 year olds Carole Roberston, Addie Mae Collins, and Cynthia Wesley. Addie´s sister, Susan, was also with them but had survived with permanent loss of sight. White supremacists were responsible for the explosion.

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The Birmingham Church after the bombing had taken place.

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Left to right: Denise McNair , Carole Roberston, Addie Mae Collins, and Cynthia Wesley.

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A church in Birmingham, Alabama, was bombed and killed 4 young African American girls . The culprit is suspected to be a white supremacist.