Discover how Len Dyke, Dudley Dryden, and Tony Wade transformed black hair and beauty in the UK by establishing Britain’s first black-owned multi-million-dollar business.
Alice Faison’s pioneering journey as the first Black woman to join the Ocala Police Department in 1969 has inspired generations with her dedication to community and unwavering service in law enforcement.
Discover the remarkable story of Pío Pico, California’s first African-American governor, who rose from diverse roots to prominence as a landowner and political leader, only to face loss during the transition to American rule.
Kemi Badenoch is set to become the first Black woman leader of the Conservative Party, raising vital discussions on representation and solidarity in British politics.
Prince Albert Honeycutt’s historic home in Fergus Falls undergoes restoration, preserving the legacy of Minnesota’s remarkable Black pioneer and community leader.
Azzie Oliver becomes Montgomery County’s first Black District Attorney, committed to enhancing safety and justice for all citizens. Learn about her journey and vision.
West Muhammad, at just 14 years old, becomes the youngest freshman in Coppin State University’s history, studying cybersecurity engineering on a full scholarship and inspiring young people everywhere.