This third and final blog of this series contains 2 parts: Part 1 presents the diverse, unified response from The Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition (MEJAC) to Mobile’s proposed new […]
This second of 3 blogs examining the City of Mobile’s proposed zoning changes is broken down into 3 parts. Part 1 contains information from Africatown residents contained in our Africatown […]
“First they will come for your arm and you will give them your thumb, hoping that will be enough. One year later they will come again for your arm and […]
While Mobile’s AFRICATOWN COMMUNITY’s appearance on 60 Minutes meant its exposure to a national audience of more than 35 million people and a tremendous boast to local efforts to promote […]
Gifts, food, happy children, delighted parents and a visit by that special Christmas couple from the North Pole made for a good time on Saturday, Dec. 12 as CHESS hosted […]
Africatown and the Clotilda story will be highlighted nationally on 60 Minutes, CBS New’s award-winning television news magazine show, with correspondent Anderson Cooper, who conducted interviews earlier this year. Cooper […]
The Alabama Power Foundation awarded a $75,000 grant to the History Museum of Mobile, putting it one step closer to sharing the Clotilda story and the town created by the […]
The Africatown Neighborhood Plan, which reflects the thoughts and wishes of Africatown residents for their community, was the motivating factor in the Mobile’s Zoning Board of Adjustment’ decision to deny […]
On the 150th anniversary of the “incorporation” of Africatown (1870 – 2020), the Year 2020 will be remembered in Africatown as the year monies were committed and projects were started […]
