16th Street Baptist Church bombing, Civil rights landmark in the United States
The 16th Street Baptist Church bombing was a devastating domestic terrorist attack.
This event, which killed four young girls, occurred on September 15, 1963, during the Civil Rights Movement.
The bombing marked a turning point in the United States' struggle for civil rights and racial equality.
The church is located in Birmingham, Alabama, and is open to visitors.
The site is now a powerful symbol against racial violence and injustice.
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