Author: Ebenezer Agbey Quist
-
Discover how Racha Tahani Lawler Queen opened Community Birth Center, Los Angeles’ first Black-owned birthing center, providing culturally competent and empowering maternal care.
-
Discover how Manika Gamble made history as the first Black woman to conquer Namibia’s 155-mile race, showcasing mental fortitude, perseverance, and a commitment to wellness while inspiring others to push their boundaries and embrace self-discovery.
-
Witness the historic moment as Metris Batts Coley becomes the first Black president of the Miami Woman’s Club, a 124-year-old organization. Her election signifies a significant step towards inclusivity and progress, reflecting the club’s dedication to embracing diversity…
-
Witness the groundbreaking journey of Dorothy Jean Tillman II, a Chicago teen dubbed ‘Dorothy Jeanius,’ as she becomes the youngest to earn a doctoral degree in integrated behavioral health at Arizona State University at the age of 17.…
-
Get ready for Canada’s first-ever Black Music Festival and Conference in Kitchener! From live performances to industry insights, this historic event promises to empower Black artists and creators while celebrating their talent and fostering inclusivity in the Canadian…
-
The inspiring story of Christopher Edley Jr., the first second-generation African American to graduate from Harvard Law School. His unwavering commitment to civil rights and affirmative action shaped his trailblazing legacy, leaving an indelible mark on the legal…
-
How Roger Antone’s appointment as the first Black officer in the Erwin Police Department’s 133-year history is breaking barriers and inspiring positive change, emphasizing the importance of diversity and inclusion in law enforcement.
-
Meet Angela Alsobrooks, the trailblazing woman aiming to become Maryland’s first Black senator. Learn about her groundbreaking career in public service and her historic nomination as the Democratic candidate for Senate.
-
The inspiring journey of Alena Maze, a mother of seven, as she becomes the first Black woman to achieve a Ph.D. in Survey Methodology. Explore her remarkable story of resilience, balancing motherhood with academic pursuits, and her commitment…
-
In a historic milestone, Senator Zaynab Mohamed and Representative Esther Agbaje have become the first Black women to co-chair a conference committee in the Minnesota Legislature. Their achievement paves the way for future generations and enhances representation
Recent Posts
- Sebastien Beauzile Becomes the First New Yorker Cured of Sickle Cell Anemia, Ending a Lifetime of Pain
- Flo Rida Invests $10M to Buy Miami Gardens’ First Black-Owned Plaza, Creating Opportunities for Local Businesses
- Ruby Cora Webster, SCSU’s First Black Graduate, Overcame Adversity to Earn Her Degree and Inspire Generations
- Tampa Brown Stuart Steps Up as Staunton’s First Black Woman Pastor, Bringing New Energy to Mount Zion Baptist Church
- Inside Atlanta’s First Black Woman-Owned Culinary Academy Transforming Aspiring Chefs into Industry Leaders
