You might be knowing that Alabama had been the hotspot of the US civil rights movement in the late 1950s and ’60s. The fact is that tourist like you make a beehive to explore the place along with its memories of the long struggle and refresh their memories as well.

You will come to know that tourists visit places like Montgomery, Selma and Birmingham, and these places were known for having bombed, riots and peaceful protests as well.

You can see here the Rosa Parks Library and Museum with its memories of the courageous act of defiance by the Montgomery seamstress in 1955.

You will find outside the Civil Rights Memorial Center, the water flows over a black granite time line, and you may watch the enlistment of the   names of those killed during the movement. You will come to know that Selma, being located on the banks of the Alabama River was the place of one of the movement’s watershed moments.

You might be interested to explore the downtown intersection in Birmingham, which is also the Alabama’s largest city, in housing the city’s most important civil rights sites as well.
It will interest you to note that the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute has the displays, exhibits along with its interactive media stations-all having that emotional bong with the movement for that matter.

Ten there is the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church rendering a stunning look back at the 1963 Ku Klux Klan bombing killing 4 girls preparing for a Sunday School programme.
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