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Restoring Unity took place in Birmingham, Alabama, at the Guiding Light Church and the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Center, on the five year anniversary of the [[Restoring Honor Rally]].  The march that took place followed the same footsteps that [[Martin Luther King]] walked.

Restoring Unity took place in Birmingham, Alabama, at the Guiding Light Church and the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Center, on the five year anniversary of the [[Restoring Honor Rally]].  The march that took place followed the same footsteps that [[Martin Luther King]] walked.

The event was attended by [[Alveda King]], the Reverend Jim Lowe, [[Chuck Norris]], [[Rafael Cruz]]([[Ted Cruz]]' Father), the Mayor of Birmingham, William Bell, and many others.

The event was attended by [[Alveda King]], the Reverend Jim Lowe, [[Chuck Norris]], [[Rafael Cruz]]([[Ted Cruz]]' Father), the Mayor of Birmingham, William Bell, [[Jon Voight]], and many others.

==Crowd Size==

==Crowd Size==

==Media Coverage==

==Media Coverage==

So far and despite the size of attendance, no major [[mainstream media]] outlets have covered the event.

Despite the size of attendance, no major [[mainstream media]] outlets have covered the event.<ref>[http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2015/09/01/glenn-beck-draws-20000-to-unity-rally-and-media-ignores/ Glenn Beck Draws 20,000 to Unity Rally and Media Ignores], [[Breitbart.com]]</ref><ref>[http://www.fresnobee.com/opinion/letters-to-the-editor/article33202329.html Where was news of Beck’s Birmingham rally? ]</ref>  A small number of outlets did, however, place coverage of the event on their websites where they would be less likely to be seen.<ref>[http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2015/08/31/glenn-beck-got-20000-people-to-turn-out-for-an-all-lives-matter-rally/ Glenn Beck got 20,000 people to turn out for an ‘All Lives Matter’ rally], [[Washington Post]]</ref>  Where reporting has occurred, it has been of a questionable tone.  Glenn Beck has claimed that this was the biggest march in Birmingham since [[Martin Luther King]] in 1963, a claim that they<ref>[http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/252328-glenn-beck-touts-all-lives-matter-rally-as-biggest-in Glenn Beck touts 'All Lives Matter' rally as biggest in Birmingham since MLK]</ref> could look further into, but have chosen not to.

==Wikipedia Bias==

==Wikipedia Bias==

==References==

==References==

==External Links==

==External Links==

*[http://now.mercuryone.org/ #Never Again is Now]

*[http://now.mercuryone.org/ #Never Again is Now]