Black History. Baseball. Business. For Raymond Laseter all three of his loves were on display last week at the Negro Southern League Museum in downtown Birmingham.

"As Goes The South is a new documentary that shatters preconceived notions of Birmingham, Alabama, unveiling a city of surprising beauty, a stunning modern skyline, and a vibrant cultural arts scene. Birmingham isn't running from its past; it's running toward its future.Featuring voices like author Dr. Imani Perry and Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin, the film champions a new generation of leaders who are boldly shaping Birmingham's tomorrow, pushing boundaries of imagination by building on a legacy of futurism rooted in resistance, steel, and hope.This hopeful and visually rich narrative illustrates that Birmingham's journey isn't just about local progress; it's a powerful testament to the idea that if this dynamic Southern city can overcome its historical challenges and redefine itself, then America, too, can triumph.

Come sip the signature Harlem Cold Brew, shop the limited-edition Juneteenth drop from Voltron Printing, and enjoy the soulful vibes brought to you by Hot 107.7 WUHT-FM — The Culture.

From fashion to flavor, the essence of freedom, resilience, and heritage will be on full display.

We’re celebrating our roots and rewriting the narrative with:
"Power in Every Pour. Power in Every Print."

All proceeds from this collaboration will benefit the Juneteenth Legacy Scholars Fund — a scholarship dedicated to uplifting young, Black dreamers who are carrying forward the spirit of Juneteenth through education, entrepreneurship, and activism.

This is more than a pop-up — it’s a cultural moment.
We’d be honored to have you join us.

 Alicia’s Coffee at the Historic A.G. Gaston Motel
 June 19th | 10 AM – 4 PM

Let’s commemorate the past while building a legacy for the future