Author: Yaw Agbey
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Irma Lewis Young, the first Black female officer in Marksville Police Department, leaves behind a legacy of service, leadership, and inspiration after 50 years of dedication.
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Explore the life and achievements of Clifton R. Wharton Jr., MSU’s first Black president and a visionary leader in education and business.
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Delaware State University launches first HBCU Division I women’s wrestling program, breaking barriers and creating opportunities for female athletes.
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Ebony Wright, the first Black woman elected to Suffolk City Council, champions public safety, education, and growth.
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Ayanna Williams, a William & Mary student, becomes the first Black woman and undergraduate elected to Williamsburg City Council, focusing on education, housing, and environmental innovation.
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Ira Salls, the first Black woman McDonald’s franchisee in Kentucky and Indiana, built a legacy of business success and community impact through entrepreneurship and educational initiatives.
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Quintin Middleton makes history by opening the first Black-owned knife shop in North Charleston, combining master craftsmanship with community empowerment and entrepreneurial spirit.
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Pickett becomes Mullins’ first Black female mayor, promising a future of inclusive leadership and dedicated community service. Learn more about her vision for Mullins.
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Fire Station No. 3 in Denver, the city’s first Black fire station, has earned national recognition for its historic role in serving the community for over 130 years.
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Perry Shaw becomes Delcambre’s first Black police chief, focusing on safety, unity, and community growth in Louisiana’s small town. Learn about Shaw’s plans and vision.
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