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    The Road to Birmingham

    By Sharon Smith

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    Welcome to The Road to Birmingham. You will encounter many things along the way. Your trip will begin with a glimpse into some of the most controversial traditions that have shaped the history of Birmingham, Alabama. Your journey will end at "the little white house in Birmingham," which is appropriately located at the intersection of Homophobia Lane and Hypocrisy Street.

    The Road to Birmingham is an emotionally charged account of my own personal experiences prior to and following the death of my wife in 2012. To help other GLBT couples protect their relationships and avoid the things I experienced, I set out on The Road to Birmingham. It started as a journey to inform other GLBT couples and tell my side of a story that ended tragically. It became my road to healing, peace, and forgiveness.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 12, 2014
    ISBN9781312683112
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