Saycon Sengbloh made history as the first Black actress to play Elphaba on Broadway, breaking new ground in musical theater. Explore her inspiring career and empowering legacy.
New York City celebrates Shirley Chisholm on her 100th birthday, honoring the first Black woman elected to Congress and the first Black woman to run for U.S. president.
Antonio Edem Asinyo, the first African President of the World Universities Debating Council and a Chevening Scholar, shares his journey and impact on global debates and communication.
Natalie Pinkney makes history as Salt Lake County’s first Black elected official. She plans to tackle housing and homelessness while fostering inclusivity and civic engagement.
Eddie George leads Tennessee State to their first Ohio Valley Conference title in 25 years, earning a spot in the NCAA FCS Playoffs for the first time since 2013.
Robert McFerrin, the first Black man to perform at the Metropolitan Opera, broke barriers in classical music, paving the way for future generations of Black opera singers. His impact stretches beyond opera into spiritual music and film.
Discover how Rosa Wims, Rochester’s first Black licensed nurse, broke barriers in healthcare and created a community tradition through her Pre-Thanksgiving Dinners.