In 1960, a Southern TV audience was shocked to discover that singer Frankie Lymon was Black when he appeared live on stage. Known for his hit “Little Bitty Pretty One,” Lymon’s surprise reveal highlighted the deep racial divides of the era and the challenges faced by Black performers in mainstream media. | History In Pictures

4.3K views · 37 reactions | Mobile is Alabama's oldest city and it's filled with talented cooks and chefs who offer their talents as restauranteurs. That makes it the perfect place for Bienville Bites Food Tour, a business that's sure to satisfy your appetite for food and history. | Simply Southern TV | Facebook

1.5K views · 38 reactions | Everyone loves a good farmers market, and the Alabama Farmers Market serves up a long, interesting history along with all its farmers' wares. Located in Birmingham, its one of the nation's oldest, farmer-owned markets, and its members have been providing healthy, nutritious food to all kinds of patrons for more than 100 years. | Simply Southern TV | Facebook