Alabama Values is a grassroots communications organization working to raise awareness and increase engagement around community issues.
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Kendrick Lamar's music explores race, identity, faith, and justice in America. Songs like "Alright" became anthems at demonstrations across the country, reminding people that culture can inspire hope even during difficult times.
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Jun 16
Alabama, It’s Runoff Election Day, Tuesday, June 16th!
There is a runoff election in every county. The ballots look different for everyone.
⏰ Polls are open today from 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM Central Time.
📞 Call 866-OUR-VOTE with any questions #DefendTheBallot #ALVotes
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Jun 16
Every voter deserves to feel safe and confident at the polls. Know the signs of voter intimidation, including misinformation, threats, and interference. You have rights. Check out the Defend the Ballot Voter Intimidation Quick Tips and share them with your community.
Jun 14
Nipsey Hussle believed in ownership, investment, and building power within the community. By supporting businesses, education, and economic opportunity, he showed that empowerment is about creating pathways to self-determination.
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Jun 12
When Sam Cooke released "A Change Is Gonna Come," he gave voice to a generation fighting for civil rights. His legacy reminds us that progress takes courage, persistence, and collective action. Change doesn't happen on its own.
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Jun 12
Loving Day honors the 1967 Loving v. Virginia decision that struck down laws banning interracial marriage.
Equality was won by challenging injustice. Protect the rights that unite communities.
#LovingDay #CivilRights
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Jun 11
#TBT to the NABJ Region III Conference, where Black journalists and storytellers came together to build community and strengthen the future of Black media.
This recap celebrates the people committed to telling our stories with accuracy, context, and care.
#NABJ #BlackJournalism
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Jun 11
Music has always been more than entertainment. It has documented our history, challenged injustice, and inspired change. This African American Music Appreciation Month, we're highlighting artists who used their platforms to uplift communities and turn culture into power.
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Jun 10
Black music has long been the soundtrack of change—carrying resilience, justice, and hope.
Songs like A Change Is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke reflect that legacy.
Music connects us. Civic engagement moves us forward.
Support artists. Stay engaged.
#AfricanAmericanMusicMonth
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Jun 9
What does citizenship mean without representation?
Communities fought for fair maps because representation shapes who gets heard. Recent court decisions have raised new questions, but one thing remains true: representation requires participation, advocacy, and action.
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Jun 5
Alabama’s map fight is about more than district lines. It’s about representation & political power. Advocates warn recent court decisions could weaken protections for Black voters & shape elections for years to come. Stay informed. Read the full story at alreporter.com.
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Jun 5
Organizing has always been the foundation of change. Before the history books, there were community meetings, voter education, and people staying engaged. Progress happens when communities organize and stay connected. Start somewhere. Spread awareness. Show up for community.
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Jun 5
Pride Month is about celebration and about the ongoing fight for equality. Pride Month celebrates identity, resilience, and community.
What happens in policy shows up in people’s daily lives. Support inclusive spaces and stay informed.
#PrideMonth #CommunityPower
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Jun 4
When this article dropped, it warned about who gets included in Alabama’s vision of democracy. Now the headlines are catching up. From voting rights battles to representation fights, the same pattern continues. Read more at democracydocket.com.
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Jun 1
Caribbean American Heritage Month celebrates culture, creativity, and impact.
From Bob Marley to Rihanna, Caribbean voices shape global culture.
In Alabama, these communities power our workforce.
Learn the policies. Support opportunity. Speak up.
#CaribbeanHeritageMonth
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May 29
Election protection is year-round work.
It means documenting issues, building trust, training community members, and helping voters navigate barriers at the polls. Election protection is community care, preparation, and organizing.
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May 29
Election protection means making sure people know their rights. Across the South, communities are raising concerns about 287(g) agreements between local law enforcement and ICE. Voters should know ICE cannot be at polling places. Report issues: 866-OUR-VOTE.
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May 25
Today we honor and remember those who gave their lives in service to this country.
Memorial Day also reminds us that democracy, freedom, and representation are ongoing responsibilities we must continue protecting for future generations.
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May 23
Redistricting News: Alabama’s congressional map fight isn’t over. Federal judges questioned the state’s effort to revive an earlier map after Callais. At stake: election administration and whether Black communities maintain a fair opportunity to elect candidates of their choice.
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May 21
🚨 On May 22, we are back in court for Allen v. Milligan as judges hear arguments over Alabama’s congressional map.
Join us in Birmingham. Pack the courts. Be present. Bear witness.
📍 Hugo L. Black Federal Courthouse
🕘 9 a.m. CST
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