Author: Ebenezer Agbey Quist
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Selikem Amoako Makes History as the Youngest Ever Ghana National Chess Champion at Just 14 Years Old
Selikem Amoako, at just 14 years old, becomes the youngest ever Ghana National Chess Champion, showcasing his extraordinary skill and setting a new standard for youth in the sport.
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Melissa DuBose makes history as Rhode Island’s first Black, LGBTQ+ US District Court judge, bringing her extensive experience and dedication to justice to the bench.
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Vanessa Roberts Avery, the first Black woman to serve as Connecticut’s U.S. Attorney, leaves a legacy of justice and leadership, highlighted by major fiscal recoveries and impactful community initiatives.
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Discover how Willie O’Ree, the NHL’s first Black player, broke racial barriers and left an enduring legacy in hockey.
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Discover the legacy of Larzette Hale-Wilson, the first Black female CPA in Georgia and a pioneering educator who broke barriers in accounting and higher education.
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Dr. Joel Boyd, the NHL’s first Black team physician, prepares to support Team USA at the 4 Nations Face-Off, continuing a legacy of excellence in sports and medicine
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Mary Sheffield campaigns to become Detroit’s first woman mayor with a focus on affordable housing and community revitalization. Her vision includes equitable growth and increased civic engagement.
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Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry has been sworn in as the first African-American female chairwoman of Clayton County, Georgia. Her leadership promises to bring positive change and growth to the community.
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James G. Jackson, the first Black and longest-serving police chief of Columbus, has passed away at 91. His leadership left a lasting impact on the city and law enforcement.
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Marcus Freeman and James Franklin make history as the first Black coaches to compete for the College Football Playoff national championship. Discover their journey and the significance of this milestone.
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