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Roy S. Johnson

Roy S. Johnson

Columnist, Director of Content Development at AL.com

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  • English
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  • Editorial Page
  • General Assignment News

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Recent Articles

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Johnson: Many men will get free prostate cancer tests in Alabama. It should be a national law

Alabama also made some breast cancer tests free. Congress can save lives by making both screenings free nationwide.
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23-year-old traumatic brain injury victim deserves better than Blue...

The specialized rehab Elijah Briggs needs is expensive and unavailable in Alabama. Yet his insurer deems it "investigational."
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After 1 ‘extraordinary’ year, Birmingham hospitality CEO receives $...

"Chatter" about losing its newest CEO prompted board to boost salary and retain its leader.
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Johnson: With prostate cancer, ‘unremarkable’ is a blessing

The most recent test in my battle with prostate cancer reminded me how inactive active surveillance can be.
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Stop saddling Birmingham’s public schools, students with stigma of ...

Though the surgence of Birmingham City Schools is Incomplete, recent improvements in many areas have lifted the system from its tainted past
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How much will it cost for naming rights to Birmingham’s largest arena?

A new rights deal is approved.
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Johnson: Stephen A. Smith’s Thumbs Down from NABJ is a call for acc...

The popular and polarizing talker can still be welcomed back to the cookout.
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Johnson: Protective Stadium has a message for the United Football L...

Protective to UFL/Repole: "I'll be fine. I sincerely hope that you and the UFL will be fine, too. Giddy-bye."
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Johnson: Now, prostate cancer is all in the family

My baby brother and I are now fighting the same enemy, though we're taking different treatment paths.
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Johnson: Now, prostate cancer is all in the family

My baby brother and I are now fighting the same enemy, though we're taking different treatment paths.
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I emailed Tuberville about what he’ll do for Alabama. His response ...

With fewer than 100 days until Alabama chooses its next governor, voters deserve details, not coach-speak.