In Alabama, civil rights law carries the weight of history. From the steps of Selma to modern courtrooms, the fight for equal treatment under the law continues. Alabama’s legal framework protects against discrimination in employment, housing, voting, and education, while also reflecting federal civil rights standards. Whether confronting bias or asserting fundamental freedoms, legal advocacy remains essential. In a state where past and present intersect, civil rights enforcement stands as both a legal right and a moral commitment to justice.
