Them stingettes thick
Nothing like growing up in the blackbelt and being around women like that all of the time.....My high school was about 50% black...
Birmingham AL
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Nothing like growing up in the blackbelt and being around women like that all of the time.....My high school was about 50% black...
I can't even knock your analysis 
1. You don't really save much time from Montgomery to either location. I ran the test and it's...
1 day to Montgomery
1 day of central processing
1 day of shipping to both auburn(30 min away) & b'ham(45min away)
2. Given that I have an internet business and the internet speed is much much faster in b'ham(given that it's a data center nexus) it makes sense to build there.
The telephone company that is now owned by AT&T Inc., which was formerly BellSouth and before that South Central Bell, which had its headquarters in Birmingham, has a major nexus in Birmingham, supported by a skyscraper downtown as well as several large operational center buildings and a data center.
Birmingham, Alabama - Wikipedia
3. Most importantly my political position is that we need to finish correcting our cumulative historical projection.
End transatlantic slave trade (Done)
End the formal institution of chattel slavery(Done)
-I look at the modern prison complex as it's own demon*
End overarching wide scale political division of African people(Done)
-current tribalism levels doesn't trump the current pan-african / African Union / regional, continental, & diasporic integration consciousness and trust
End governmental colonialism(Done)
End academic(mental/spiritual) colonialism(initiated)
-Reconstruction of an African worldview(definitions of reality, values, principles, etc)
End economic colonialism(initiated)
Have capacity to fund all political actions
Have the capacity to extract, process, and manufacture all the goods Africa needs with the resources in the ground
Have the capacity to move all goods around the continent and trade internally.
Be independent of all non-African owned NGOs, production, and/or extraction corporations only leaving foreign(sellers, traders, and tourist).
Have a resource depot for surpluses in the Caribbean, Seychelles/Mauritius, and Kerkennah Islands.(Sale surpluses after domestic needs met)
Diaspora wholesale purchase surplus and use global sale of goods from depots as base financial revenue generator to maintain economic independence/sovereignty of global African peoples.
End military deficiency(initiated)
- gain policing, military powers, and the ability to enforce law. Grow capacity to deal with the total array of threats land, sea, air, cyber, biological, etc.
In street termsMe building in a cac city is hustling backwards
....in terms of governance & economics. My employment opportunities needs to go to "my people", my tax funds need to go to "my people" & my political donations needs to go to making sure "my peoples" political candidates(and their policy maneuvers) are not beholden to "alien" financiers.
....I got so many ideas to build onI swear I won't c00n my money away like most of these rich folks
David_TheMan
Banned
1. You don't really save much time from Montgomery to either location. I ran the test and it's...
1 day to Montgomery
1 day of central processing
1 day of shipping to both auburn(30 min away) & b'ham(45min away)
2. Given that I have an internet business and the internet speed is much much faster in b'ham(given that it's a data center nexus) it makes sense to build there.
The telephone company that is now owned by AT&T Inc., which was formerly BellSouth and before that South Central Bell, which had its headquarters in Birmingham, has a major nexus in Birmingham, supported by a skyscraper downtown as well as several large operational center buildings and a data center.
Birmingham, Alabama - Wikipedia
3. Most importantly my political position is that we need to finish correcting our cumulative historical projection.
End transatlantic slave trade (Done)
End the formal institution of chattel slavery(Done)
-I look at the modern prison complex as it's own demon*
End overarching wide scale political division of African people(Done)
-current tribalism levels doesn't trump the current pan-african / African Union / regional, continental, & diasporic integration consciousness and trust
End governmental colonialism(Done)
End academic(mental/spiritual) colonialism(initiated)
-Reconstruction of an African worldview(definitions of reality, values, principles, etc)
End economic colonialism(initiated)
Have capacity to fund all political actions
Have the capacity to extract, process, and manufacture all the goods Africa needs with the resources in the ground
Have the capacity to move all goods around the continent and trade internally.
Be independent of all non-African owned NGOs, production, and/or extraction corporations only leaving foreign(sellers, traders, and tourist).
Have a resource depot for surpluses in the Caribbean, Seychelles/Mauritius, and Kerkennah Islands.(Sale surpluses after domestic needs met)
Diaspora wholesale purchase surplus and use global sale of goods from depots as base financial revenue generator to maintain economic independence/sovereignty of global African peoples.
End military deficiency(initiated)
- gain policing, military powers, and the ability to enforce law. Grow capacity to deal with the total array of threats land, sea, air, cyber, biological, etc.
Me building in a cac city is hustling backwards
....in terms of governance & economics. My employment opportunities needs to go to "my people", my tax funds need to go to "my people" & my political donations needs to go to making sure "my peoples" political candidates(and their policy maneuvers) are not beholden to "alien" financiers.
Hey man you got to do what you have to do, live your dream.
Only thing I'll say is live it for yourself, not for others.
fair enough
Damn, so they were 781 tickets shy of capacity seatting
...to my knowledge they've never sold out the show but have been getting closer every year. this is the first year my whole fam went.Asked about it at thanksgiving and they said my aunt & uncle from Atlanta came down as well. They need to spin the event off into something else the city has 100% control over(or diversify the events using classic as a model), real fast though. The city is at the mercy of the teams being like I'm out.When the world games comes to B'ham they better invite every organization they came to the city to sell their facilities as potential event stages.
Legion Field:
a stadium in Birmingham, Alabama, United States, primarily designed to be used as a venue for American football, but is occasionally used for other large outdoor events. Wikipedia
Address: 400 Graymont Ave W, Birmingham, AL 35204
Capacity: 71,594
Opened: November 19, 1927
Owner: Birmingham City Council
Architect: D. O. Whilldin
I was in town for my parents anniversary(new years) and out of curiosity I checked out attendance for the Birmingham bowl(saw commercials on TV) and the classic doubled damn near half of them 
...Not surprised the AU game was the highest attendance.
If Alabama & Auburn ever end up at the Birmingham bowl together Dem white folks in tha burbs gone shyt they pants
...Not surprised the AU game was the highest attendance. If Alabama & Auburn ever end up at the Birmingham bowl together Dem white folks in tha burbs gone shyt they pants
Game results
Name / Date / Winning team / Losing team / Attendance / Notes
2006 PapaJohns.com Bowl / December 23, 2006 / South Florida 24 / East Carolina 7 / 32,023
2007 PapaJohns.com Bowl December 22, 2007 Cincinnati 31 Southern Miss 21 35,258
2008 PapaJohns.com Bowl December 29, 2008 Rutgers 29 NC State 23 38,582
2010 PapaJohns.com Bowl January 2, 2010 Connecticut 20 South Carolina 7 45,254
2011 BBVA Compass Bowl January 8, 2011 Pittsburgh 27 Kentucky 10 41,207
2012 BBVA Compass Bowl January 7, 2012 SMU 28 Pittsburgh 6 29,726
2013 BBVA Compass Bowl January 5, 2013 Ole Miss 38 Pittsburgh 17 59,135
2014 BBVA Compass Bowl January 4, 2014 Vanderbilt 41 Houston 24 42,717
2015 Birmingham Bowl (January) January 3, 2015 Florida 28 East Carolina 20 30,083
2015 Birmingham Bowl (December) December 30, 2015 Auburn 31 Memphis 10 59,430
2016 Birmingham Bowl December 29, 2016 South Florida 46 South Carolina 39 31,229 OT
Name / Date / Winning team / Losing team / Attendance / Notes
2006 PapaJohns.com Bowl / December 23, 2006 / South Florida 24 / East Carolina 7 / 32,023
2007 PapaJohns.com Bowl December 22, 2007 Cincinnati 31 Southern Miss 21 35,258
2008 PapaJohns.com Bowl December 29, 2008 Rutgers 29 NC State 23 38,582
2010 PapaJohns.com Bowl January 2, 2010 Connecticut 20 South Carolina 7 45,254
2011 BBVA Compass Bowl January 8, 2011 Pittsburgh 27 Kentucky 10 41,207
2012 BBVA Compass Bowl January 7, 2012 SMU 28 Pittsburgh 6 29,726
2013 BBVA Compass Bowl January 5, 2013 Ole Miss 38 Pittsburgh 17 59,135
2014 BBVA Compass Bowl January 4, 2014 Vanderbilt 41 Houston 24 42,717
2015 Birmingham Bowl (January) January 3, 2015 Florida 28 East Carolina 20 30,083
2015 Birmingham Bowl (December) December 30, 2015 Auburn 31 Memphis 10 59,430
2016 Birmingham Bowl December 29, 2016 South Florida 46 South Carolina 39 31,229 OT
Man this fukk'n Asian dude went into the Birmingham barons negro league museum with his racist livestream friends in tow ....shyt had me kinda heated.
From the video title that was the last thing I expected to see. I was even more surprised when I saw it was b'ham
From the video title that was the last thing I expected to see. I was even more surprised when I saw it was b'ham
- They start playing all kinda racist shyt while in the museum.
- Their live stream viewers start sending all kinda racist shyt to the guys comment stream that then played in the museum.
- A worker came and asked them what's up with all the noise and the shyt started up again in front of her.
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Magic City Classic generates millions; who really benefits
https://www.google.com/amp/s/articl...sf/2017/10/the_magic_city_classic_generat.amp
Magic City Classic generates millions; who really benefits
https://www.google.com/amp/s/articl...sf/2017/10/the_magic_city_classic_generat.amp
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
Bayou Classic is 10x bigger & better
Hell dem memphis bruhs be down here for da classic
5. Florida Classic: 45,728 Fans
Citrus Bowl Stadium, Orlando, FL, Nov. 21, 2015
4. Southern Heritage Classic: 48,385 Fans
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis, TN, Sept. 12, 2015
3. State Fair Classic: 51,328 Fans
The Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX, Sept.26, 2015
2. Bayou Classic: 62,507 Fans
Mercedes-Benz Super Dome, New Orleans, LA, Nov. 28, 2015
1. Magic City Classic: 63,874 Fans
Legion Field, Birmingham, AL, Oct. 31, 2015
The 74th edition Annual Magic City Classic saw a slight decrease in attendance this year but firmly held on to its number one position. The event is historically the most attended Division I FCS game in the nation.The annual tradition between Alabama A&M University (AAMU) and Alabama State University (ASU) at Legion Field dates back to 1940’s and currently has an economic impact of over $24 million.
This year actor, Anthony Anderson was named the ambassador of the Magic City Classic. He was also the Grand Marshal of the McDonald’s Magic City Classic parade. Anderson stars in the hit ABC series “Blackish” and has appeared on several hit shows and movies in the past. In addition to the thousands of fans, the Classic is known for attracting celebrity sightings (Rubin Studdard, Juicy J, and Jeff Sessions) to the game and surrounding events. Some of these events included a block party, the Coors Light Tailgate Sunset Party, The Ford Tailgate Takeover, Alumni Pep Rally, and expo with Tom Joyner. The post-game concert featured R&B group Jagged Edge.
Magic City Classic marks 75 years of sport and spectacle - Alabama NewsCenterMagic City Classic marks 75 years of sport and spectacle
By Solomon Crenshaw Jr.
October 26, 2016
Albert J. Benifield Jr. grew up attending the Magic City Classic and loved the pageantry that accompanied the annual meeting of Alabama A&M and Alabama State at Birmingham’s Legion Field.
As an adult, Benefield, president of the Alabama A&M Alumni Association, lived for a while in New Orleans and believed there was no bigger spectacle among historically black colleges and universities than the Bayou Classic, pitting Grambling Stateagainst Southern.
But Benefield has changed his mind. “Now the Magic City Classic has overtaken the Bayou Classic,” he said, “making that the largest event for black colleges.”
Black College Living has posted on hbculifestyle.com its rankings of the biggest HBCU classics based on attendance. The Magic City Classic has been atop that list the past two years.
The 2014 edition drew 67,710. The Bayou Classic followed with 57,852 and the Southern Heritage Classic with Tennessee State and Jackson State drew 46,914.
The game at Legion Field brought in 63,874 a year ago and the Bayou Classic narrowed the gap with 62,507. The State Fair Classic, pitting Grambling State against Prairie View A&M, had 51,328 in 2015.
Those attendance figures for the Magic City Classic don’t include the throng in the parking lot around Legion Field for tailgating. Many in that crowd choose not to come into the stadium................