Author: Ebenezer Agbey Quist
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Keon Williams, the first Black Tacos 4 Life franchisee, opens a location in Charlotte, blending bold flavors with a mission to fight hunger through the Meal 4 Meal program.
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Gael Monfils, at 38, becomes the oldest player to win an ATP Tour title, defeating Zizou Bergs at the ASB Classic. Learn about his inspiring victory and dedication to tennis.
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Elijah Cummings, the first Black lawmaker to lie in state, is remembered for his tireless work advocating for youth leadership and racial justice in Baltimore and beyond.
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Dr. Nakiya Naomi Showell, the first African American Medical Director of the Harriet Lane Clinic at Johns Hopkins, leads efforts to improve pediatric care and promote health equity for underserved communities.
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Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Levi Watkins Jr., the first Black chief cardiac surgery resident at Johns Hopkins, a pioneer in medicine, and a champion for diversity.
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Hendrell Remus reflects on his legacy as Tennessee Democrats’ first Black chair while the party prepares for new leadership.
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Remembering Ben Espy, the first Black president pro tem of Columbus City Council, whose contributions to justice, equality, and community empowerment continue to inspire.
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Maxine Duffus, Sheffield’s first Black female bus driver, transitions to a new venture after 39 years of running her boutique. Learn more about her inspiring journey and upcoming mobile business.
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Marcus Freeman becomes the first Black head coach in a Division I National Championship final, leading Notre Dame into history.
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Discover how Gridmaster Solar One, the first Black-owned global solar franchise, is transforming renewable energy with innovative solutions and community empowerment.
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