The inspiring story of Luci Collins, the first Black woman on the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Team, who broke barriers and paved the way for future champions despite the 1980 Olympic boycott.
Discover the remarkable story of Harry Edward, Britain’s first black Olympic medallist, now honored with a blue plaque in London for his groundbreaking achievements in athletics and beyond.
Earl Nelson set to become Middletown’s first Black police chief, bringing 19 years of experience and a commitment to community-focused policing to this historic role.
Demetrius Latham makes history as Clarksville’s first Black police officer, marking a significant step towards diversity in Indiana law enforcement and community representation.
Prof. Nokuthula Sibiya makes history as the first Black female vice-chancellor of Mangosuthu University of Technology, bringing a strategic vision to enhance research, education, and community engagement.
Mandisa Maya makes history as South Africa’s first female Chief Justice, breaking a 114-year tradition and marking a new era for the country’s judiciary.
Odisha prepares to launch the world’s first black tiger safari near Similipal Reserve, showcasing rare melanistic tigers and boosting wildlife conservation efforts.
Lauren Scruggs makes history as the first Black American woman to win an individual Olympic medal in fencing, securing silver at the Paris Olympics.
Jackson State University makes history as the first HBCU and Mississippi school to win the National Academy of Inventors’ Founder’s Award for pioneering innovation and research.