For 10 points, name this Alabama city home to a historically black college led by Booker T. Washington and an infamous syphilis experiment.
One institution in this city, the brainchild of Lewis Adams, was founded in 1881 and its buildings were built entirely by its students. This city in Macon County was home to a study exposed by Peter Buxton in which, from 1932 to 1972, the U.S. Public Health Service withheld penicillin from hundreds of infected sharecroppers. The first squadron of African-American fighter pilots in World War II were known as this city's "Airmen". For 10 points, name this Alabama city home to a historically black college led by Booker T. Washington and an infamous syphilis experiment.
One institution in this city, the brainchild of Lewis Adams, was founded in 1881 and its buildings were built entirely by its students.
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