Author: Yaw Agbey
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Tracey Norman, the first Black trans model, reflects on her groundbreaking 50-year career in modeling and as a “Mother” in the drag scene at age 71.
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Dr. Peter Nwosu makes history as the first Black and African-born President of SUNY Oswego, inspiring global communities and highlighting the importance of education in development.
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Reginald Lewis launches Memphis’ first Black-owned welding school, offering unique apprenticeship programs and empowering youth for lucrative careers in infrastructure development.
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Dak Prescott becomes the first Black quarterback to sign a record $240 million deal, inspiring new standards for representation in the NFL. Discover his incredible journey and impact on and off the field.
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Discover how Kerry Washington became the first Black woman to lead a network drama, transforming representation on TV and inspiring civic engagement through her activism.
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Discover the inspiring story of Emma Clarke, Britain’s first black female footballer who revolutionized the game in the 1890s, from Bootle streets to professional play.
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Michelle Mosby is on track to become Richmond’s first Black female mayor. With a strong focus on women’s health and community growth, her leadership could transform the city.
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Kathy Chaney has become the first Black female executive editor of The Times of Northwest Indiana. With over 20 years in journalism, her appointment marks a significant step towards diversity in the newsroom.
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Kerry Davis, England’s first Black female footballer, reflects on her groundbreaking career and the evolution of women’s football in the UK.
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Christopher Johnson becomes University of Cincinnati’s first Black, deaf assistant dean, championing disability justice and diversity in higher education.
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