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16TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH IN BIRMINGHAM NOMINATED TO UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LIST

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The National Trust for Historic Preservation bestowed the Trustees’ Emeritus
Award for historic site stewardship to 16th Street Baptist Church, the only
institution across the country to receive this recognition. (File)

The Birmingham Times  

Birmingham’s historic 16th Street Baptist and Bethel Baptist Churches will be
nominated to the UNESCO World Heritage List along with three other Alabama Civil
Rights Sites, Rep. Terri Sewell announced on Tuesday.

UNESCO, headquartered in Paris, stands for United Nations Educational Scientific
and Cultural Organization.

The other Alabama sites designated for potential nomination include:

 * Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, Montgomery, Alabama
 * Edmund Pettus Bridge, Selma, Alabama
 * Greyhound Bus Terminal, Anniston, Alabama

Alabama Rep. Terri Sewell

“As a daughter of Selma and Representative of Alabama’s Civil Rights District, I
take very seriously my role as a protector of our rich Civil Rights legacy,
which is why I have made it a top priority to secure federal funds and
protections for Alabama’s historic civil rights sites,” said Sewell. “I am
thrilled that these five locations are moving through the process of becoming
UNESCO World Heritage sites. Such a designation, if approved, would ensure that
what happened here in Alabama will be a part of world history for generations to
come.”

“The U.S. sites that mark the civil rights movement are integral in helping us
tell a full and complete story of American history,” said Secretary Deb
Haaland. “We are honored to be entrusted with the responsibility of preserving
these stories as part of our enduring effort to pursue a more perfect union. A
nomination of these sites to the World Heritage List would further recognize the
pain, redemption and healing associated with these historical sites and honor
the civil rights heroes who bravely sat, marched and fought to secure equality
for all Americans.”

If designated, the sites would join other cultural and natural sites of
universal importance, such as Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, the Taj
Mahal in India, and the Galápagos Islands in Ecuador on the World Heritage List.

Other civil rights sites announced by the Interior Department for potential
nomination include: Little Rock Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas;
Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia; Monroe Elementary School in Topeka,
Kansas; Medgar and Myrlie Evers Home in Jackson, Mississippi; Robert Russa Moton
High School/Museum in Farmville, Virginia; and Lincoln Memorial and Grounds in
Washington, D.C.

The Interior Department will collaborate with partners and consult with the
Federal Interagency Panel for World Heritage on the completed document before
making a final decision on whether to submit the nomination for the Civil Rights
Movement Sites to the World Heritage Committee. If submitted, the final decision
on inclusion on the list will be made by the World Heritage Committee, composed
of representatives from 21 nations elected from the members of the World
Heritage Convention, and advised by the International Council on Monuments and
Sites.

The National Park Service is the principal government agency responsible for
implementing the World Heritage Convention on behalf of the Department and in
cooperation with the Department of State. Inclusion of a site in the World
Heritage List does not affect management of the sites, which remain subject only
to U.S. law.

Detailed information on the World Heritage Program and the process for the
selection of U.S. sites can be found here.


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