No other city can top Birmingham for its historic role in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. This walk visits a variety of major Civil Rights?era sites and passes through the heart of the 4th Avenue Historical and Business District. The words emblazoned on the cover of the December 1958 issue of Time magazine, “Birmingham: Integration’s Hottest Crucible,” accurately reflected the fight for basic civil and human rights that was spreading like wildfire through the city’s African American community. A city known worldwide for its industrial strength, as well as its hardcore segregation policies, Birmingham in the 1950s and 1960s was challenged to overcome an entrenched system of organized racism. This walk by no means tours all of the city’s significant Civil Rights sites, but it manages to pack in a wealth of historic places that no person interested in Birmingham history should miss.
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