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Forgiveness and Health

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Forgiveness and Health by Callie Greer, aka Momma Callie Download the article in PDF format Forgiveness and Health

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My Ancestors Are Many Things: Enslavers of African People, Irish Immigrants, Confederate Soldiers, Civil Rights Activists

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My Ancestors Are Many Things: Enslavers of African People, Irish Immigrants, Confederate Soldiers, Civil Rights Activists by Brendan O’Connor, Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth & Reconciliation Download the article in PDF format My Ancestors Are Many Things

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BBCF Statement Condemning Recent Demonstrations of Racism

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BBCF Statement Condemning Recent Demonstrations of Racism “The vision of the Black Belt Community Foundation of Alabama is one of a transformed region where all of our residents contribute to healthy communities and reap the benefits of our shared gifts and a productive regional economy. The principles that guide this vision are honesty, diversity, and […]

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Arts Through the Black Belt

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Chilly’s “I.C.E.” Cool Band

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Chilly’s ICE Cool Band during first performance Chilly’s ICE Cool Band had it’s first performance at the B.C.H.S. Homecoming parade recently. The Band is under the direction of Councilman Stan “Chilly” Cooks. The Community After School music program, the brainchild of Councilman Cooks and Atty. Nathan Dickson, is about 2 1/2 months old. Students are […]

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Black Belt Community Foundation Festival

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Black Belt Community Foundation Festival October 10, 2015 The Black Belt Community Foundation of Bullock County invites you to participate in our first annual October Fest Arts and Crafts Fair. Please come and share your specialties with us: food, farm fresh produce, arts, crafts, toys, antiques, handmade items, children’s activities – anything that will sell […]

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