A century after his denied England call-up, football legend Jack Leslie is honoured with a blue plaque in Plymouth for his remarkable career and resilience against racism.
Sierjie Lash was named Akron’s first Black woman district fire chief, stepping into a top role amid a lawsuit from a fellow firefighter over the promotion process.
Kahlil Wilson became the first Black postmaster of Jamaica, Queens, leading postal operations serving 250,000 residents. Learn about his journey and leadership.
Boxing champion Claressa Shields earns historic BET Sportswoman of the Year nomination, becoming the first female boxer recognized in this category.
Jasmine Amy Rogers is breaking barriers as the first Black Betty Boop on Broadway—and earning a Tony nomination. Discover her inspiring journey.
Deborah Cox made history in 2022 as the first Black woman inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Learn more about her journey, music career, and legacy.
John Ewing Jr. defeats Jean Stothert to become Omaha’s first Black mayor, signaling a historic shift in leadership.