Today we said goodbye to Claudette Colvin, whose simple act of resistance at age 15 on a Montgomery, AL bus in 1955 spurred the same act of resistance by Rosa Parks a few months later. And thus began one of the greatest movements for change that the world has ever seen. Claudette knew that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. I was honored to speak at her funeral. RIP my friend, RIP.
Yes sir. I haven’t seen this video since the year it was produced. It instantly took me back. It was a full circle moment. I was singing the hymnals and you were preparing a message. Epic. Now we’re both ministers!
I’m glad to have you as a spiritual brother and I’m encouraged.
@TimForThe99 Thank you so much. It has been such a long time since I’ve seen this video, still pictures yes, videos no. I’m reminded of just how blessed I was to be surrounded by people like you— who are so willing to sacrifice for justice. 👊🏾👏🏾 I
@TimForThe99 Thank you so much. It has been such a long time since I’ve seen this video, still pictures yes, videos no. I’m reminded of just how blessed I was to be surrounded by people like you— who are so willing to sacrifice for justice. 👊🏾👏🏾 I
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Tuscaloosa County Circuit Judge Jim Roberts and his wife are listed as active donors with lifetime contributions between $100,000 and $249,999.
Yesterday we celebrated my mother’s amazing life, which ended too soon due to cancer.
She loved her children deeply and made a big difference in Mobile County Public Schools through her work in education and behavioral health. We will always remember her kindness and strength.