The Birmingham Times

Black-Owned Marketplace
May 13
2 min read

A historic Black-owned newspaper in Alabama covering education, community, culture, business, and sports across Birmingham and beyond.

Founded in 1964 during the Civil Rights Movement, The Birmingham Times is a Black-Owned newspaper and multimedia platform based in Birmingham, Alabama. Committed to amplifying Black voices, the publication delivers trusted reporting across education, health, politics, community, business, sports, and culture.

As one of Alabama’s most respected Black-owned media outlets, The Birmingham Times continues to provide in-depth storytelling, investigative journalism, and local event coverage that serves both historical context and current insight. With its roots in activism and truth, it remains a vital voice for progress and empowerment in the South.

Key Features & Benefits:

Trusted Black-owned news source since 1964
Covers underrepresented stories in Alabama’s Black communities
Print and digital news access across local and national topics
Historic contributor to journalism and civil rights legacy

Use Cases:

Readers seeking news on Alabama’s Black communities
Educators and students researching Southern Black history
Businesses and organizations promoting events or services
Supporters of independent, Black-owned media outlets

Hours of Operation:

Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM CST
Saturday – Sunday: Closed

Accepted Forms of Payment:

Credit/Debit Card (for advertising, subscriptions, and donations)
Invoicing for partners and sponsors
Digital subscription billing

Testimonials:

“The Birmingham Times is more than news—it’s history being written every day.” — Longtime Reader
“A vital platform for elevating local Black voices.” — Community Leader
“Their commitment to truth and community is unmatched.” — Historian