Ernest ‘Dutch’ Morial, the first Black mayor of New Orleans, revolutionized tourism, city services, and minority business development. Learn about his lasting legacy.
Matthew Simpson Davage, born in Shreveport, became the first African American president of Rust College. His remarkable contributions to education left a lasting legacy.
Dr. Regina Webb begins her historic role as Caddo Parish’s first Black tax assessor, inspiring progress and honored with a day in her name.
Yonnie Collins, the first Black member of the Haverhill School Committee, is focused on improving student wellness, advocating for trauma-informed education, and fostering change in the school system.
Katrina Hobbs Everett has made history as Haverhill’s first Black woman elected to the City Council. Learn about her political journey and her vision for the future of the city.
Dr. Robert S. Peterkin, Boston’s first Black headmaster, pioneered groundbreaking educational programs that transformed schools across the nation. His legacy continues to inspire generations.
Across the Bridge documentary reveals the untold story of Eugene’s first Black community, showcasing their resilience, faith, and the legacy of those displaced by the Ferry Street Bridge.
Dr. Harold Jordan, Vanderbilt’s first Black resident and Tennessee’s mental health commissioner, leaves legacy of breaking barriers and compassionate care.
Richard Parsons, the first Black CEO of Time Warner, passed away at 76. His leadership and legacy shaped major companies, and his contributions to business and culture will be remembered.
Discover the inspiring life and tragic loss of Detective Sgt. Monica Mosley, the first Black female sergeant in Cumberland County, who left an indelible mark on her community and law enforcement.