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The Stars Shine in Alabama! The 2008 Alabama Music Hall of Fame Induction hosted by Randy Owens is coming April 14 to Alabama Public Television!
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We are looking for stories of both Alabama soldiers and civilians who were alive during WWII and have poignant memories of the war. |
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This film examines the life and work of
Mr. Thornton Dial and other gifted African-American Southern artists. |
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In 1965, a handful of Catholic sisters came to the city of Selma to help the oppressed, the African American citizens of the South, fight for their civil rights. |
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 Thornton
DialThe 20 minute documentary, Thornton Dial, examines the extraordinary life and work of this contemporary artist from Bessemer, Alabama. Born in Emelle, Dial is a former migrant farmer and steel worker who neither reads nor writes, and has never formally trained as an artist. Yet art critics call him genius. |
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 Justice
without ViolenceThe story of the now legendary Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955-1956. Locally engineered by the African American community, this nonviolent protest to end bus segregation inspired a new era in freedom and human rights struggles around the globe. |
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Alabama Ballet: The Making of Romeo and Juliet Over six weeks, APT's cameras captured days of extreme fatigue, tension, frustration--even humorous moments--as the dancers prepared an infamously arduous piece. |
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Daniel Wallace:
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In
the past 10 years alone, the following documentary channels were
born: History Channel, Biography Channel, National Geographic
Channel, Animal Planet, The Military History Channel, Travel
Channel, Discovery Health Channel, The Science Channel, Military
Channel,as well as countless others. 
