Amy Goodman
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"A Stain on the Legacy of Birmingham": 1963 Church Bombing Survivor Struggles to Pay Medical Bills
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September 17, 2013
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as posted by the channelPart two of our conversation with Sarah Collins Rudolph, who is often referred to as the "fifth victim" of the Sept. 15, 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama. Rudolph's sister, Addie Mae Collins, was killed along with three other young girls. Collins Rudolph was hit with shards of glass, lost an eye and was hospitalized for months. She is struggling to pay her medical bills. We also speak with Adam Goldman of the Associated Press who covered the trial of Thomas Blanton, the last surviving Klansman convicted in the church bombing.
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Sarah Collins RudolphStreet Baptist ChurchBirmingham Alabama Rudolph'sAddie Mae CollinsCollins RudolphAdam GoldmanAssociated PressThomas Blanton
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