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University of Alabama Names Building for Nikema Williams' relative | Atlanta Daily World

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Photo: Getty Images The University of Alabama announced last week that it would be renaming a campus building to honor its first Black student, but beside her name would be the last name of a former governor who was also a leader of the Ku Klux Klan. Many are outraged by the University's commitment to … Continued

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