Birmingham Bombing: Suggested Resources
Compiled by Dorothy Ann Washington, Librarian
Black Cultural Center 
Purdue University


Davis, Angela Y. "Remembering Carole, Cynthia, Addie Mae & Denise." Essence 24, no. 5 (1993): 92+.  
 Academic Search Elite Database, EBSCOhost ( 20 November 2003) 

Harris, Hamil. "Final conviction brings church bombing murder case to a close." The New Crisis 109, no. 4
 (July/Aug) (2002): 9 & 10.  Academic Search Elite Database, EBSCOhost ( 20 November 2003) 

Huie, William Braford. "Death of an innocent: what kind of mind could have planted the bomb that killed 
four children in Birmingham?"  Look, 24 March 1964 23-25.


       Provides a glimpse into the childhood of Denise McNair, a child who never learned to
       hate, and memories of that tragic day when her innocent life was taken away. 
       Vivid memories are shared by her mother, Maxine McNair, father, Chris McNair, and 
       maternal grandfather. Includes pictures of Denise that were taken by her father, a 
       professional photographer.  

       BCC Vertical File  (Reserve) 

Lee, Spike. 4 little girls. 1 videocassette (102 min.). New York: Home Box Office, 1998.

1997 40 Acres and a Mule."



Additional citations or full-text articles are available in the following databases or indexes below.

Kaiser Index to Black Resources search  Birmingham, Alabama - Bombing

Index to Periodicals by and about Blacks  search Birmingham, Alabama
 
THOR (indexes and databases)  Academic Search Elite,  American: History and Life search  Birmingham 
bombing or   Birmingham and bombing
 

December 2003