Tameka Ellington becomes the McKinley Museum’s first Black history curator, leading plans for a dedicated Black history wing.
Tauana McDonald has been named the President and CEO of Mount Carmel Health System, becoming the first African American woman to lead the 138-year-old organization. Learn more about her leadership and achievements.
A monument to honor 70 Black Union soldiers from Franklin County will be unveiled at the historic First Baptist Church in Rocky Mount, Virginia in late 2025.
DNA analysis reveals that the “first Black Briton” was likely a woman from Cyprus, not Africa, challenging previous assumptions and offering new insights into ancient British history.
Quinton Law, Moorestown’s Deputy Mayor, is set to become the town’s first Black mayor in January, marking a historic moment in Moorestown’s leadership.
Pam Stevenson becomes the first Black woman to lead Kentucky House Democrats, marking a historic moment in state politics.
Calvin Butler made history in 2022 as Exelon’s first Black president and CEO. Learn about his career, leadership, and recognition in the energy sector.
Byron Williams, with 25 years of Daytona Beach law enforcement experience, becomes Holly Hill’s first Black police chief, leading with transparency and dedication.
Derrick Henry, Daytona Beach’s first Black male mayor, begins another term, advancing economic growth, housing solutions, and community development.
Elzie Odom, Arlington’s first Black mayor, transformed the city through his community engagement, leadership, and dedication to growth. Discover his lasting legacy.