Anyone who watched TV coverage of mid-20th-century Alabama would be pleasantly surprised at the political changes that have occurred there in the 60 years since George Wallace brazenly declared "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" at his Jan. 14, 1963, inauguration.
In an under-the-radar move to boost the GOP’s chances in November, the right-wing Supreme Court has told four states where lower courts found Republican legislators illegally drew congressional boundaries to exclude both Black and Democratic voters that they can go ahead and use those illegal maps.
Ever since Camille Bennett started her campaign to relocate a Confederate statue from outside the county courthouse in her hometown of Florence, Alabama, she…