Alabama Sidesteps Compensation for Survivor of 1963 Ku Klux Klan Bombing at Church That Killed 4 Girls

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Alabama Sidesteps Compensation for Survivor of 1963 Ku Klux Klan Bombing at Church That Killed 4 Girls
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Five girls were gathered in a downstairs bathroom at 16th Street Baptist Church when a bomb planted by KKK members went off outside, blowing a huge hole in the thick, brick wall.

The blast killed Denise McNair, 11, and three 14-year-olds: Carole Robertson, Cynthia Morris, also referred to as Cynthia Wesley, and Addie Mae Collins, who was Rudolph’s sister.

The church itself has gotten government money for renovations, as has the surrounding Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument, formed by President Barack Obama in 2017 in one of his last acts in office. “But not me,” Rudolph said. “Additionally, in attorney-to-attorney conversations that ensued soon after, that same point was reiterated,” she said.

While the Alabama Crime Victims’ Compensation Commission helps victims and families with expenses linked to a crime, state law doesn't allow it to address offenses that occurred before the agency was created in 1984.

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