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Birmingham has a stronger central city while Greenville is multi-nodal. Birmingham's downtown feels more urban, but Greenville's is prettier. I like both, but the history draws me more to Birmingham.
Birmingham's history is the reason they can't progress. Birmingham will be scarred forever due to there history, but there trying to progress. Greenville is a newer city but similar to bham metro
Birmingham's history is the reason they can't progress. Birmingham will be scarred forever due to there history, but there trying to progress. Greenville is a newer city but similar to bham metro
Birmingham`s history is just that history. Only outsiders still take a jab at Birmingham`s Civil rights era history. The city has moved on years ago !
I understand that b,Ham has moved on and it probably is underrated. But what I'm saying Is no matter how much its changed history is still gonna haunt the city forever, Not bashing b,Ham though.
I understand that b,Ham has moved on and it probably is underrated. But what I'm saying Is no matter how much its changed history is still gonna haunt the city forever, Not bashing b,Ham though.
No it won't haunt the city "forever." Cities like Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans used to be huge ports of entry for slaves, but that's not a stigma that haunts those cities today. As time goes on, the stigma will wear off for Birmingham.
LOL. Bham is still a racist city. Don't kid yourself.
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