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Tuscaloosa's Bloody Tuesday was a year before Selma's Bloody Sunday

Tuscaloosa s Bloody Tuesday happened almost a year before Selma s Bloody Sunday, yet it remains a less-known chapter of the Civil Rights era ....

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Tuscaloosa Historical Black Churches

Tuscaloosa Historical Black Churches
Black History would not be fully realized without the founding of the Black Church. Tuscaloosa has many African American churches that were founded and established and still exist today because of brave men and women who established these churches. During Black History Month, I decided to highlight some historical roots of local African American churches.
First African Baptist Church:
The First African Baptist Church was established in 1866 and the present church was built in 1907. In August 1963, Rev. T. Y. Rogers, Jr. was called to the pastorate of the church. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the sermon at his installation service. Rev. Rogers led the Civil Rights movement in Tuscaloosa and organized Tuscaloosa Citizens for Action Committee. The city of Tuscaloosa played its key roles from this church where civil eights meetings were held in the church and protest marches started there. “Bloody Tuesday” events started at ....

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