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Due to the current Covid-19 quarantine, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute closed for visitation on March 15, 2020. As this is also the location of the BBRM physical collection, we have not been able to host visitation since that date and forward for the foreseeable future. We at the BBRM wish all our friends and followers to stay safe and hope for the same for our broader community, and will surely announce availability of collection visitation hours as soon as is safe and possible. For more information contact the Director at 205-902-9487 or at info@thebbrm.org

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