A delegation from Muhammad Mosque No. 69 in Birmingham, Ala., gather at Talladega College for the inauguration of the HBCU’s new president, Dr. Gregory Vincent

TALLEDEGA, Ala.—Student Minister James Muhammad of Mosque No. 69 in Birmingham, Ala., was recently invited to give the opening invocation at the presidential inauguration of Dr. Gregory Vincent at Talladega College on Nov. 4. Talladega College, an HBCU, is Alabama’s first private historically Black liberal arts college. It was founded on November 20, 1865 by two former slaves, William Savery and Thomas Tarrant.—Submitted by Brother Walter Umrani Muhammad, Student Protocol Director, Mosque No. 69

Student Minister James Muhammad, middle, was invited to give the opening invocation for Talladega College’s 21st presidential inauguration.
College President Dr. Gregory Vincent, middle, was thankful for the support of Student Minister James Muhammad and members of the Nation of Islam who were present at his Nov. 4 inauguration
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