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Civil rights legacy puts ‘the eyes of the world’ on tornado damage in Selma, Alabama

Hadley Hitson, Montgomery Advertiser Comments Off on Civil rights legacy puts ‘the eyes of the world’ on tornado damage in Selma, Alabama

Through all of the damage Selma has reported no casualties and the historic Brown Chapel A.M.E. Church narrowly avoided the huge tornado's path.

      
Hadley Hitson, Montgomery Advertiser
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